Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The report systematically equates religion with fundamentalism in utter disregard of reality.
The play arguably equates love and sex with death.
It equates to ignorance.
In total that equates to roughly 300 days of total gameplay experience.
God equates"walking worthy before him" with joyful patience
This equates to about 8,000 additional employees compared to the end of the year.
Portugal thus equates to France, being surpassed only by Austria and Germany.
This equates to a net purchase price for corn of $5.75.
Net revenue per minute equates in LDN and LDI.
Greece's additional annual debt equates to less than one week of the United States' additional debt.
The poem equates her with famous rivers in other countries,
This equates to the highest efficiency level in the filtration of fine and ultra-fine particles.
Hobbes also equates this conatus with"imagination",
When I say Bailey equates this kind of corporatism
Studying part-time equates to approximately 18 hours on average which includes all structured learning, personal study and assessments.
One: that society equates living in a permanent structure,
Meredith Kline equates the"Day of the Lord" with the"Lord's Day",
This equates to a drug that possesses the ability to stimulate significant muscle growth while not producing androgenic side effects.
Speed equates creativity to me and the GPU is a big part of that.
In a psychology lesson, he equates sex with power