Examples of using Equated in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I was always striving for humility and I equated accepting an appreciation with a lack of humility.
The gambling business is equated with business activity and for its opening the same package of documents is required.
Maine Governor LePage equated removal of confederate statues to the elimination of the 9/11 Memorial.
it was equated with gold, or used as a substitute for gold.
Muslim-often equated with Saudi-women are said to have to wear a headscarf; foreigners needn't.
Muslim-often equated with Saudi-women are said to have to wear a headscarf; foreigners needn't.
In economics, Marxian economics and accounting, capital accumulation is usually equated with the investment of profit income or with savings.
For most respondents, community equated to their neighborhood or where they lived.
Equated to sedentary people, the participants in activities such as cycling,
It is the closest SARM that can be equated to an anabolic in terms of strength.
For the average study participant, this equated to an extra $6,000 per year.
jewelry to Russia without a declaration equated to smuggling.
1940s to the 1960s, its sound was equated with the bizarre and alien.
The benefit of a single site conforming to the requirement of all gadgets is important when equated to having two different websites.
I think I inherited it from a society that worships wealth… Since I can remember, I equated‘successful' solely with net worth.
Trying to steal the imperial family's property can be equated to terrorism.
I'm glad you brought up duty, because you recently equated it with brainwashing.
jewelry to Russia without a declaration equated to smuggling.
Because the term ‘post-modernism’ is often equated with relativism it should be made clear from the outset that the postmodern position outlined by Bauman does not reject the idea of a universal basis to ethics.
Equated with freedom, despite the amount of time drivers spend stuck in traffic,