Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Chinese
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That equates to a bank.
For some reason not being married equates to loneliness.
This equates to 1.3 percent of all UK jobs.
Productivity equates to profit.
Obama equates threats from climate change, ISIS.
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Which basically equates to nothing.
Jesus equates our love for Him with our obedience to Him.
Support for such a wide range of protocols equates to more flexibility.
The chart equates 1,500 streams as one album unit.
Over time, all of these have become more efficient, a natural progression of any technology:Saving energy equates to saving costs.”.
The use of force equates to the use of violence.
Equates to savings of $0.1 million in real terms in comparison to 2011/12.
Our society incorrectly equates knowledge with accreditation.
This equates to 3.1 per cent of expected expenditure in 2000.
Being able to repurpose or remanufacture stainless steel equates into less depletion of our natural environment, such as our forests.
Jesus equates our love for Him with our obedience to Him.
One of my meditation teachers equates the ego with the mental, thinking, left-brain.
This equates to approximately a quarter of total global App Store earnings.
A third view equates water with natural birth or procreation.
Equates to savings of $1.6 million in real terms in comparison to 2011/12, when the impact of the increase in troop levels is excluded.
The law also equates the legal status of women to that of men.
Equates to savings of $2.8 million in real terms in comparison to 2011/12, when the impact of the projected reduction in troop levels is excluded.
This currently equates to 30 per cent of the property's purchase price.
Equates to savings of $1.1 million in real terms in comparison to 2011/12, when the impact of the reduction in troop and police levels is excluded.
Scripture often equates God's name with his person and authority.
This equates to an outstanding power output of 127 cv/l, a new benchmark for a naturally-aspirated production engine.
She practically equates good parenting with taking her on such rides frequently.
That number equates to roughly 10 percent of the total working population of those countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
In Canada, this equates to upwards of $18 billion annually in healthcare expenditures and 18 million sick days of lost productivity for companies.
This equates to 436,000 fewer children living in low income families in 2015 compared to 2014- although this still leaves 2.32 million children living in poverty.
