Examples of using Been synonymous in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Rolex classic women's watch has always been synonymous with elegant style
oil have long been synonymous with currency.
Green has been synonymous with the Mexican national team since it was founded back in 1920.
The Belgian company VYNCKE NV has been synonymous with high quality biomass boilers for more than a hundred years.
changing society has long been synonymous with goal formulation,
It has long been synonymous with popular theatre
Halti has been synonymous with quality and technical innovation for over 30 years
Since it debuted back in 1992 on PC, the Alone in the Dark series has been synonymous with nail-biting terror, gripping storylines
the name of Fairwater has been synonymous with Death… For decades.
For more than 80 years, the brand name ZARGES has been synonymous with premium quality
Jane Russell's name has been synonymous with the word"bombshell.".
For years, GROHE has been synonymous with thermostats for the bathroom, with over 30 million sold world wide.
The Church has"experience","cultural inheritance", and therefore a kind of"humane" potential. This no longer comes into conflict with the humanism in Sweden that for at least fifty years has been synonymous with atheism.
We are well aware that this stated goal has been synonymous with limits to the Member States' full exercising of their social role through properly equipped, financed and active public services, and that it has been synonymous with liberalisations and privatisations,
for the CAP has always been synonymous with the European Community
And for good reason, because the Two Diamond Award is synonymous with modesty, integrity
Portugal is synonymous with a high-quality travel industry.
The Wayne name is synonymous with growth, strength and prosperity.
The word'cyanide' is synonymous with'death.
Elections must be synonymous with the choice that one expresses through a vote.