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Meanings of roughly equivalent in English
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Usage of roughly equivalent in English
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It was roughly equivalent to the annual emissions from commercial aircraft worldwide.
2
Panorama is roughly equivalent to the ABC's Four Corners current affairs program.
3
Failure to comply was roughly equivalent to thumbprinting your own death warrant.
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The planned capital hike is roughly equivalent to its market value.
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That's roughly equivalent to four-and-a-half Hiroshima bombs going off every second.
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This is roughly equivalent to inserting a row into the database.
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A CT scan of the abdomen is roughly equivalent to 400 chest X-rays.
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The figure is roughly equivalent to the turnover Disney's consumer division generates every year.
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That increase is roughly equivalent to what Iraq produces today.
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These so-called hypoxic regions now cover an area roughly equivalent in size to Oregon.
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Assuming their weapons are roughly equivalent to our own, that formation will certainly work.
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That would be roughly equivalent to supplies lost during Libya's civil war in 2011.
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One unit is roughly equivalent to a glass of wine or a small beer.
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This is roughly equivalent to some serious astral projecting with a HandyCam on board.
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It would be preferable if the numbers of males and females were roughly equivalent.
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One kilonewton is roughly equivalent to 225 pounds of force.
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Roughly equivalent through the time
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United States of America
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