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Significados de equate en inglés

portugués
equiparar
catalán
anivellar
español
empatar

Make equal, uniform, corresponding, or matching.

empatar
portugués
equiparar
catalán
equiparar

To consider or describe as similar, equal, or analogous.

equiparar

Be equivalent or parallel, in mathematics.

Uso de equate en inglés
1
So early on, I came to equate my economic security with violence.
Feminist dot com
2
Targeting specific regions can approximately equate the rural and urban immunization rates.
Pubmed
3
Or is the case that high ticket prices equate to top-notch sound?
The Irish Times
4
Ms Coughlan seems to equate our own Irish citizens with foreign immigrants.
The Irish Times
5
The price would equate to a net yield of 6 per cent.
The Irish Times
6
Did that equate relative to a year -is it roughly approximate?
Radio NZ
7
But just because videogame technology is developing fast doesn't equate to adulthood.
Wired
8
That would equate to roughly 25 percent of the plant's quarterly production.
Reuters
9
That would equate to a cash distribution of 52 pence a share.
Reuters
10
There are some who equate Hüsker Dü's singularity of purpose with genius.
The Guardian
11
But that does not necessarily equate to a global cut in emissions.
The Guardian
12
But a star map does not equate to a Hollywood-style star system.
BBC
13
We can also be injured mentally if we equate falling with failure.
Climbing Magazine
14
And they don't equate themselves with a guy who robs a 7-Eleven.
Reuters
15
You cannot equate every ignorant, crawling male with one such as yourself.
Children of Time
16
I equate women with being survivors because of my mom, he said.
Reuters
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Translations for equate
Equate a través del tiempo
Equate por variante geográfica
Irlanda
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Raro