Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Czech
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And what does that equate to?
You equate love with money!
Elizabeth, how does That equate to strategy?
No, you equate love with money!
It's really the only thing I could equate….
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You can't equate this with football.
You know, to what I did for you. It's really the only thing I could equate….
You can't equate this with football.
With your lifetime denial of being a gay man. Oh, well, come on, you can't equate what Hannah's doing.
You can't equate their feelings with ours.
In Poland, restoration of the death sentence is advocated by right-wing conservative parties, who equate government with the intimidation of society.
You might as well equate them with the city of Roma.
Equate the rights of a machine to those of a human being.
I don't think you can equate yourself to David Bowie.
So, you equate life and death with a fuckin' award show?- Yes?
To adopt legislative measures here would equate to a breach of the principle of subsidiarity.
You can't equate what Hannah's doing with your lifetime denial of being a gay man.
As a Flemish nationalist, I find it totally unacceptable that this Parliament should automatically equate nationalism with xenophobia and discrimination.
Because you equate love with money! That's your problem there!
That is why a red line was drawn through the proposal for a fully harmonised directive,when it became clear that it would equate to a lower level of protection for EU consumers.
That would equate to 21 kilotons of TNT.
We must improve the conditions in which European political parties operate,because this would equate to an improvement in the EU's representative government and the strengthening of democracy.
How we all equate the issues in this text with our own lives.
While to some degree, marketers have long targeted young boys with what would seem to be adult messages- messages that equate being a man with aggression and toughness and violence- today's boys are immersed in an all-together different world.
That should equate to a corresponding improvement in athletic performance.
But the environmental impact in particular of these trips in a year equate to, I am told, 13 000 transatlantic jumbo jet journeys- and this at a time when Parliament itself is trying to impose draconian environmental regulation on European business.
While our citizens often equate illegal immigration with dramatic scenes of unseaworthy and overcrowded vessels breaching our maritime borders, or container-loads of unfortunates- victims of human trafficking- crossing land borders, the reality is much more complex.
You know, people equate anarchy with mayhem, and that's not true.
Yes. So, you equate life and death with a fuckin' award show?
A lot of guys equate him to that reporter on The Incredible Hulk.