Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Slovenian
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For example, Zeus was often equated with Ahura Mazda,
Back then- when the technology was just over a year old- that equated to roughly $25,
German workers and foreigners equated with them are also be deemed to be available for employment if they can only be placed with assistance from the Federal Employment Agency.
Jesus equated being saved with entering the kingdom of God(Matthew 19:24- 25).
where church rulers are equated with pop stars,
The same as how Kandinsky equated a tone in music with colour in painting, Milena Kafol renders her works of art through music.
The sting is equated to a shot by some victims hence the name bullet ant.
During the Neo-Assyrian period, Anshar was often equated with Ashur, the patron deity
Define what income it is often equated with profit enterprise,
was equated with blasphemy.
At that time the citizens of other republics were concerning rights and obligations equated with the citizens of the Republic of Slovenia.
the current pope has equated the persons in Germany's parliament and its federal government with the Nazi leadership.
where thinness is often equated with attractiveness.
the Hierarch is equated with the Ordinary.
the top of the uterus is already equated with the pubic joint.
We have already seen from last year's visa liberalisation that many people equated visa-free travel with being given carte blanche.
Intellectual games have long been equated with an individual sport,
the cleaning of the well is equated to the cost of drilling.
Our society has equated sleepiness with defects of character,
The process of assembling it is equated with a special ceremony,
