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Meanings of equate in English
Usage of equate in English
1
So early on, I came to equate my economic security with violence.
2
Targeting specific regions can approximately equate the rural and urban immunization rates.
3
Or is the case that high ticket prices equate to top-notch sound?
4
Ms Coughlan seems to equate our own Irish citizens with foreign immigrants.
5
The price would equate to a net yield of 6 per cent.
6
Did that equate relative to a year -is it roughly approximate?
7
But just because videogame technology is developing fast doesn't equate to adulthood.
8
That would equate to roughly 25 percent of the plant's quarterly production.
9
That would equate to a cash distribution of 52 pence a share.
10
There are some who equate Hüsker Dü's singularity of purpose with genius.
11
But that does not necessarily equate to a global cut in emissions.
12
But a star map does not equate to a Hollywood-style star system.
13
We can also be injured mentally if we equate falling with failure.
14
And they don't equate themselves with a guy who robs a 7-Eleven.
15
You cannot equate every ignorant, crawling male with one such as yourself.
16
I equate women with being survivors because of my mom, he said.
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Equate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare