Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Nearly all characters can get some benefit from Health mods as higher Health equates to surviving longer in battles.
When it comes to buying a car, many parents mistakenly presume that big equates to safe.
company profile online and gaining new prospects- equates to BIG money in lost revenue.
That data allows us to determine that their average exercise intensity was 6.6 METs, which equates to jogging or cycling at a self-selected light effort.
energy consumption has been reduced by more than 53.4 million kWh, which equates to savings of more than 5.3 USD million.
Yeah. who believe that compassion somehow equates to weakness. Now, we need to make a stand against the generations of men.
Remember, everyone is different and it doesn't mean a negative reaction automatically equates that the relationship can't get past the initial stages.
This equates to MMA athletes losing an average of 11.5 per cent of their body weight in the lead up to a fight, compared to an average of
That said, 30 minutes equates to roughly 4,000 to 5,000 steps, which is still considered sedentary,
These writers identify a pathology in Western thought that equates rationality with positivist science, capitalist exploitation, the domination of nature- even, in the case of Max Horkheimer
The anxiety level for children aged five to 12 equates to a caffeine dose of 95mg per day(approximately two cans of cola) and about 210mg per day(approximately three cups of instant coffee) for adults.
The Aramaic Apocryphon of Genesis of the Dead Sea Scrolls(1QapGen 22:13) equates Jerusalem with the earlier"Salem"(שלם), said to be
Later in the same chapter, John equates“remaining” in the Father and the Son with having the promise of eternal life(verses 24 and 25).
Efn-ua|A reference work published in 1883 equates the Dark Ages with the Middle Ages, but beginning with William Paton Ker in 1904,
The anxiety level for children aged 5-12 equates to a caffeine dose of 95 mg per day(approximately two cans of cola) and about 210 mg per day(approximately three cups of instant coffee) for adults.
The problem is our patriarchal society equates a woman's role with protecting Burmese traditions and culture,” she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
A reference work published in 1883 equates the Dark Ages with the Middle Ages, but beginning with WilliamPatonKer in 1904, the term"Dark Ages"
Psychology, as a science, equates betrayal with disease, since a certain number of
According to a 2009 survey by the Australian Bureau of Statistics there are four million people in Australia with a disability, which equates to 18.5% of the population who could require accessible rental accommodation within the community.
And if that message has to do with marketing your products or services, quicker message delivery equates to quicker sales- something every business craves.