Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Some examples of things you can ask for that equate to more money in your pocket, or value for you.
Tether's Billion Dollar Reserves May Not Equate to‘One-to-One Backing' or‘No Misconduct'.
Managing what you waste in your business can equate to lost opportunities or profits.
As Leitch mentioned, one of the reasons feedback makes us anxious is because we equate it with judgment.
In 432 BCE Meton of Athens revealed that he had discovered that 19 tropical years equate to very nearly 235 lunar months.
it would equate to removing one million cars from the road.
Chief Financial Officer Maggie Wu said on a conference call that investors shouldn't equate lower margins with lower profits, as the overall business is growing.
These numbers equate to roughly 5% of the 4,665 petitions we have handled since the beginning of the year and as one of the largest filers of divorce petitions in the UK, is a pretty good indicator,” said a Divorce Online spokesperson.
Difference doesn't have to equate with distance, and lessons learned now can help secure relationships in the long run if there can be mutual appreciation of both difference and similarity.
the population of each country that participates is approximately 1000 people and can equate to less than 0.0003% of the population,
The four gels that Bloomberg tested were Wal-Mart's"Equate Aloe After Sun Gel," Target's"UP& Up Aloe Vera Gel," CVS"Aftersun Aloe Vera Moisturizing Gel,
But Western diplomats have stressed that one cannot equate what protesters have done in self-defense to what the government has perpetrated against its own people.
Since engagement rates often equate with links to your tweets and Twitter account, this means using emojis can bump
Tiny packages of things equate to us paying more for what we want, because we have to pay
we can't equate what is happening now to what was happening 50 years ago.
All of which equate to one of the most basic economic rules: supply
is easier to think about than‘Hnegripitrom', probably because it's more pronounceable, and people equate simplicity with safety(actually both words are made up).
on a public health level a reduction like that would equate to a 10% reduction in deaths due to heart disease.
But if I subconsciously fear that a slimmer me would be ostracized by my family- who all equate food with love- the Holy Spirit can't yet help those pounds disappear.
by the start of 2007 90% market share would equate to over 900 million users.