Примеры использования Was synonymous на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Industrialization was synonymous with prosperity.
In the context of the High Commissioner's plan of action, the word"standing" was synonymous with permanent.
The city was synonymous with democracy, protection from danger, artistic creation and progress.
He also said the name was synonymous with"freedom.
But by the Heian period(794-1185), sakura came to attract more attention and hanami was synonymous with sakura.
For decades the name of this country was synonymous with racism in its vilest form.
The name'red' does not come from this, nor from the Communist era, but because in Old Slavonic,red was synonymous with'beautiful.
Prior to July 1994 my country,the Gambia, was synonymous with multi-party politics and periodical elections.
Shark always evokes indescribable horror on humanity,and the meeting with her was synonymous of imminent death.
However, for many developing countries migration was synonymous with the loss of highly skilled labour and other problems.
The United Nations must not renounce its responsibility to Western Sahara for the sake of the so-called"political reality", which was synonymous with a violation of the Charter.
In addition, it must be remembered that,on the personal level, ageing was synonymous with impoverishment in most developing countries where pensions were minimal.
Taking an oath was synonymous with"to seven," and the 10 expressed by the letter Jod,was the full number of lao-Sabaoth[- the ten-lettered God].1439.
And a belief that a man's good character was synonymous with innocence.
Originally shortening was synonymous with lard, but with the invention of margarine from beef tallow by French chemist Hippolyte Mège-Mouriès in 1869, margarine also came to be included in the term.
Before the twentieth century, hydrodynamics was synonymous with fluid dynamics.
The right of self-determination was synonymous with another right that international law had confirmed clearly and forcefully-- the right to resist occupation when peaceful means for regaining freedom had failed.
Back then, the Super Famicom(Super NES) system was synonymous with games in Japan.
Already around the middle of the Eighteenth century in France was synonymous with the uneven, irregular, bizarre, whereas in Italy the word was a memory of Medieval times and pointed to a figure of the syllogism, an abstraction of thought.
Subsequent reexamination of the ethnohistoric evidence suggests that Cora was synonymous with Pericú Laylander 1997.
The term"logotype" or"logo" appeared in the early XIXth century in typography and was synonymous with"ligature," in other words it meant the combination of two or three characters of a typographic font.
The link between systematic and widespread violations of the rights of civilians and the erosion of international peace and security was intrinsic;human security was synonymous with international security.
Ms. Yannakourou(Greece) said that the term"positive measures" as used in Greek legislation, which was synonymous with the term"temporary special measures" used in the Convention, had been interpreted by the Council of State to mean measures designed to make equality a reality.
Lastly, he thanked Sweden and the other States that had provided funding to the United Nations Partnership to Promote the Rights of Persons with Disabilities andencouraged others to do so as well since disability was synonymous with poverty.
In world opinion, the name of Israel was synonymous with terrorism.
It felt that the subsidiary bodies of the United Nations should be allowed to perform their statutory functions and carry out the specific mandates entrusted to them by the General Assembly, avoiding overlap which,at a time of limited resources, was synonymous with waste.
You know, there was a time when the name of Chinnery was synonymous with excellence in veterinary practice.
In Senegal, for instance,tomato cultivation was introduced in the 1970s, and progressively acquired an important position for farmers, for whom tomato production was synonymous with a key opportunity to diversify their farming systems and stabilize incomes.
Looking back at history,one can see that after the Second World War development cooperation was synonymous with solidarity and aid: assistance from the richest countries to the poorest.
For a long time Yakimanka is synonymous with high status and prestige.