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Meanings of equivalent in English
Portuguese
equivalente Catalan
pes equivalent The atomic weight of an element that has the same combining capacity as a given weight of another element; the standard is 8 for oxygen.
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Examples for "like"
Examples for "like"
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Different companies specialize in different things, just like different countries used to.
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Temple Bar, like every city centre area in Europe, has its problems.
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Food for days Nothing like good food to go with good music.
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Britain is facing opposition from countries like Deutsche Boerse's home state Germany.
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Pfeiffer has experienced some health difficulties in recent years, including stroke-like symptoms.
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Today everyone was asking the same question: What's happened to the power?
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It's the same situation as a year ago, as two years ago.
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Please don't use the words 'interesting' and 'Cambridge' in the same sentence.
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Let me ask you the same question with a different issue, privacy.
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Both animals, however, ultimately mounted the same level of response over time.
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Reality of unity, but equal reality of division-greaterreality, indeed, of division.
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You cry 'freedom,' but mean 'equal.' You think people really want either?
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However, today takes us one step closer to a more equal Britain.
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The company has said it had reserves equal to 40 days' consumption.
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Of equal value are new process innovations, especially in a manufacturing environment.
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Madam, - Monolingualism in the Europe of today is tantamount to ignorance.
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Where slavery is concerned, this control is tantamount, she told the jury.
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Your action is tantamount to a declaration of war against the Patriarchy!
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The step and the remarks were tantamount to a call to quarters.
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Lopez Obrador and other left-wingers say that would be tantamount to privatization.
Of a map, having the property that equal areas on the map represent equal areas on the mapped surface.
Usage of equivalent in English
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The government wants to increase reserves to at least 10 years equivalent.
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BBC's experience used to start radio equivalent of a morning national newspaper.
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The contracts would provide capacity equivalent to thousands of trucks per week.
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Furthermore, he often thought of Pakistan as a Muslim equivalent of Israel:
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However, high-energy muon beams of equivalent quality have not yet been delivered.
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State law requires even non-members to pay fees equivalent to union dues.
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As a result, baseline characteristics and ROSC rates were equivalent across groups.
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Do they have the equivalent organisation in Ireland or France or Germany?
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This is four times the rate of growth of the UK equivalent.
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One customer there is the equivalent of five or 10 in Europe.
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The rules do not specify what could constitute equivalent measures, Cravinho said.
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Certain authorities hold that the thought is morally equivalent to the expression.
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Cash flows to assets which offer the best yield for equivalent risk.
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They cost the equivalent of two years' salary back in the day.
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Nearly 11 million Mexican workers earn the equivalent of a minimum wage.
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The scheme means workers are paid the equivalent of the wage subsidy.
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