Examples of using Is synonymous in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
A positive nitrogen balance is synonymous with muscle growth since the muscle cell,
The spirit of Orchha has been sought to be captured in the Orchha resort through the use of the architectural style, which is synonymous to Orchha.
Indeed, while for many this new technology is synonymous with progress and opportunities,
Managing customer relationships is synonymous with running a successful business,
The acceptance of the text for print in“Studia Norwidiana” is synonymous with the transfer by the author of rights to the publication to Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL,
the Tracer700-Police is synonymous of agility and comfort.
All this is synonymous with longer compressor life
Something tells me the beautiful people would probably frown on the applicant whose name is synonymous with scandal.
of their brutal deportation, which is synonymous with sentencing them to certain death.
The slim profile neck found on a 100 series Taylor delivers excellent playability that is synonymous throughout all Taylor guitars.
Magic- and the word"sorcery" is synonymous- only one,
these days McPhee is synonymous with gay, crazy and dysfunctional.
It probably won't be an exaggeration if I say that it is synonymous with the highest quality product.
the brand with which the company is synonymous.
the tribal God of the Hebrews, is synonymous with this universal God.
The term"rich media" is synonymous for interactive multimedia.
Under current law, the registration of the trade unions is synonymous with their recognition- representativeness.
Today AKG is synonymous with good sound,
If there is a place on the Adriatic that is synonymous with quality construction of wooden boats,
Las Vegas is synonymous with casinos, lavish parties,