Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Computer
Such an approach to the introduction of advanced technologies equates the efforts of the new President of Ukraine in attracting foreign investment to zero.
And note that Power again equates“Russia” with the“Soviet Union,”
There is a rule of thumb that an increase in its value by 200,000 per month equates to an increase in GDP by 3.0%.
Thus, CEO of the Federation of German Industries Markus Kerber equates the Ukrainians' dream of independence from Russia to the feelings of the Germans during the fall of the Berlin Wall.
which on average equates to a compact table for the hallway.
The new parliament could pass a law that equates sending malicious messages to a felony.
creative search, which equates personality with God.
Consequently, Fascism opposes Democracy that equates the state to the majority
Therefore, the death of a dog for most people becomes a real tragedy and equates with the loss of a close family member.
The leakage of radiation from an explosion equates to an explosion of 500 atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima in 1945.
Permanent residence visa equates to a foreign citizen residing in the Czech Republic to all the rights
especially among physicians(even equates to professional jargon(slang)), is acetone.
The draft law equates them to military officers, so violating the equality of citizens prescribed by the Constitution of Ukraine art.
Also permanent residence foreigner equates the rights to the citizens of Ukraine,
and diamonds equates to“ages” of up to 55,000 years.
As investment equates to real saving,
Stendhal equates to“the exploits of Hercules.”.
stress free during the day which equates to burning more calories!
a global destabilizing factor that equates its status with North Korea or Iran.
the inability to remember the date of the first kiss equates to personal insult.
