Examples of using Be synonymous in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
can be synonymous: electric shock,
Mr President, Mr President of the Commission, we are agreed that the EU should no longer be synonymous with rubbish and poison being found in foodstuffs.
Frailty can be synonymous with disability or dependence in activities of daily life,
Ignorance" may be synonymous with uncertainty or lack of knowledge,
The railways, of course, cannot be synonymous with long-distance transport as they were in the nineteenth century,
that restructuring must not be synonymous with social decline
may be synonymous of less protection factor against stress
opening it up to competition should be synonymous with increased employment.
your contract can not be synonymous with public funds embezzlement.
we fear that the birth of the first truly supranational institution of the European Union may be synonymous with a decline in democracy.
This physiological anxiety can be synonymous with low anxiety that in a specific moment,
in low-income countries, primary care would be synonymous with low-tech, non-professional care for the rural poor who cannot afford any better.
tone can be synonymous of note, or it can also mean a difference of pitches between notes
Because we believe that public spaces should be synonymous with political spaces,
may be synonymous with"divine", although it is true that not everything that is absolute is divine,
The word is synonymous with chort.
These colours are synonymous with, and representative of, Gold Coast.
Is synonymous with poverty, racism,
The word'cyanide' is synonymous with'death.
Drugs are synonymous with the Golden Triangle.