Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Portuguese
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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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You equate marriage with that?
Are you telling them that you equate her cancer with a kidney stone?
It could equate to the loss of life.
Some, again, equate this with the maturity of the church.
Thus, bioethics appears as a useful tool to help equate them.
That should equate to a corresponding improvement in athletic performance.
In this case each 10 m equate to 1 mm of a mercury column.
Some people informally equate the two approaches.
Does the size of the canvases equate with the artist's quest?
They equate loyalty to the group as loyalty to God.
One rotor, one shaft and one seal equate to simple and economic maintenance.
Many equate him with the above, but some, including Ibn Ezra,
They equate this period with the"Gentile Times" or"the appointed times of the nations," a phrase taken from Luke 21:24.
should not directly equate its national interests with the"universal" values of Western civilization,
Zeno cannot equate the dialogue with different social voices that ambivalently positions himself,
Contrary to biblical instruction, many people equate retirement with“pursuit of pleasure” if at all possible.
We equate wealth with"net worth," the sum total of your assets minus your liabilities.
In a federal institution of higher education, equate institutional needs with the aspirations of the servers is hard work that is not always can easily finds a balance.
Well, if you equate buying stuff to happiness, you will have a hard time seeing this.
Some researchers equate the significance of the Al-Yahudu archive with the discovery of the Qumran Scrolls.