Примери за използване на To equate на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The East tries to equate a circle to the square.
To equate what I have heard about soul energy with the physical laws which govern the color spectrum we see in the heavens is just supposition.
It turns out that many people tried to equate the Decembrists and Masons.
Secondly, to equate a state like Iran with Daesh is preposterous.
How have so many millions been led to equate obedience with legalism?
They tended to equate looser gaits with extroversion and adventurousness, while seeing the more clipped walkers as more neurotic.
It is therefore totally false to equate terrorism with any religion.
The law center is trying to marginalize and intimidate folks for standing up for marriage andalso trying to equate them somehow to the KKK.".
We then begin to equate our suffering with being good or worthy.
This is… the only thing that bothers me when this is brought up,is that you want to equate cows in the same level as parasites and bacteria.
The government came to equate anarchism with terrorism and responded in kind.
Indeed, in the discussion in which he was speaking,Oleksandr Sushko, the director of a prominent NGO, sought to equate the“far left” with the far right.
In turn, it wants refugees to equate the West with prejudice against Muslims and foreigners.
The second part of the verse reads“and a thousand years as one day,” which, in essence, cancels out the first part of the verse for those who want to equate a day with a thousand years.
But we're consuming it because we learned to equate the taste with the caffeine effect.".
It is wrong to equate the Ottoman Empire with the Republic of Turkey in the same way that it is wrong to equate the Hapsburg Empire with the Republic of Austria.
Napoleon Bonaparte was so enraged by his caricatures by the British that in the course of the peace negotiations with Great Britain he demanded to equate caricaturists with counterfeiters and even murderers.
It's a big mistake to equate greenhouse gas emissions with burning fossil fuels alone;
It solves a problem that has plagued both science andphilosophy for centuries- the imagined science-mandated need either to equate mind with brain, or to make the brain dynamically independent of the mind.”.
Because of our highly developed cortical-cerebral function,we tend to equate self-consciousness, the sense of“I,” with the Head- as if the Head is the main character in the play and the body is the servant following orders from the Head.
When a young child learns that a sequence o sounds produced by the parents' vocal cords is his or her name,the child begins to equate a word, which in the mind becomes a thought, with who he or she is.
One particularly treacherous strategy has been to equate the urgency of nuclear disarmament--including by the United States--with nuclear non-proliferation.
With this clarification, I don't believe that"the Mayan chronology is entirely self-referent and the Christian dating system is also self-referent, as well as in error,so it is somewhat arbitrary when anyone tries to equate the two to one another.".
HC: It seems that supporters of Israel try to equate the words anti-Semitic with anti-Zionist which are of course two different things.
For years, the government has been warning against the dangers of domestic terrorism, erecting surveillance systems to monitor its own citizens, creating classification systems to label any viewpoints that challenge the status quo as extremist, andtraining law enforcement agencies to equate anyone possessing anti-government views as a domestic terrorist.
This event has made a lot of noise in scientificcircles,they even tried to equate him with the flight of Gagarin and the landing of the Americans on the moon(a fact that is now disputed).
Bush said"to equate Zionism with the intolerable sin of racism is to twist history and forget the terrible plight of Jews in World War II and indeed throughout history".
But a much bigger problem is the lack of career obstacles for incompetent men, andthe fact that we tend to equate leadership with the very psychological features that make the average man a more inept leader than the average woman.
It is, I think, not too unreasonable to equate"pathology" and"disease" with those conditions which physicians, in virtue of their special training in anatomy, physiology, surgery, and pharmacology, are uniquely qualified to identify and address.
The differences between historical events are as important and significant as their similarities andcare must be taken not to equate, diminish, or trivialise either the Holocaust or the genocides to which the Holocaust is compared.