Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Here the user fees equate the members marginal benefit from consumption
Mr. Groysman has decided to recoil from 100% of import and equate the unknown to the European market price,”- said Kucherenko.
Doctors often equate it with a cold, since according to statistics,
Some of you can equate it with intuitive feelings where you know what is going to be said before it is spoken.
Authors of the document equate counteracting Russia with the resistance to ISIS
in the US follow politicians which equate to around a third of the entire US online population.
We often equate money, fame,
even though some people equate happiness to being in a relationship.
This is significant as lots of fruit falling down from trees can equate to lost revenue for a farmer.
31 equate“torment” with“the abyss,” a figurative place of complete inactivity or death.
since we often equate fire with passion.
other documents using the online EDS of the Bank and equate it with a personal signature.
A new study says that drinking a glass of wine can equate to an hour of exercise.
it is possible to find the prices that equate supply with demand in every market.
genocide, equate hunters to murderers.
the simplicity of its formula can certainly equate to results.
One should not, therefore, equate AstroPsychology with conventional notions of psychology
Certainly, one shouldn't equate all managers in an indiscriminate way
They simplify the sequence and group the Forming-Storming-Norming stages together as the Transforming phase, which they equate with the initial performance level.
the next 5-10 years, more and more countries will equate digital money with the status of fiat currencies.