Examples of using Often compared in English and their translations into German
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Cordyline is often compared with Dracaena.
To what animals are the Formics most often compared?
Understeer in this car is often compared to that of the 3000GT VR-4!
We have deliberately chosen a different path in Europe from the US,with which the situation is often compared.
This flower is considered to be royal and often compared with a rose in India.
The Buddha often compared himself to a doctor, healing the diseases of the hearts and minds of his listeners.
The German invasion of our country is often compared to Napoleon's invasion of Russia.
Watches are often compared to cars because of the mechanics involved, but the comparison could just as well apply to your spend.
One of the founders used to work as a programmer for Apple so thereis a reason why the two brands are often compared.
In some sectors, this drink is often compared to coffee, due to its exhilarating power.
It was often compared to Venice for the numerous rivers that criss-cross the city and also for this is a destination that charms.
The common fear of the Third World War was often compared with a“low-grade fever that the nation could not shake”.
By describing them with words, another highly complex thought pattern comes into existence, even more sophisticated than mathematical thought,to which musical thinking is often compared.
Living in the country is often compared to boredom, while the life of the city seems to be more exciting and fashionable.
Sitges is a picturesque seaside town by day, but it knows how to let its hair down, and throughout the week of Carnival,its festivities are often compared to those of Mardi Gras.
It's effectiveness is often compared to other strong steroids like testosterone and Anadrol 50, and it is likewise a popular choice for bulking purposes.
ARTSTEL combines the concept of Art and hostel, Located right inside Beijing 798 Art District,probably the best known art area in China, often compared with New York's Greenwhich Village, e. g. SOHO by world's media.
Milan Cathedral(Duomo di Milano), often compared to il Duomo of Florence, the world-famous opera house La Scalla, the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the Velasca Tower(Torre Velasca) and many others.
Purpose==Critics of Kaneko have stated that the main purpose of Winny is to violate copyright law, unlike Freenet,another peer-to-peer system that Winny is often compared to, which claims to protect freedom of speech.
Often compared to Golden Book era illustrators like Eloise Wilken, and fine art outsider Henry Darger, her use of children at the threshold of adulthood relays both innocence and impending change.
For example,in the 1930s Great Depression(with which the current era is often compared), Switzerland generated a new consensus around a new kind of national solidarity.
Often compared to the South Mediterranean for its year-round glorious sunshine and cobalt skies, Dreamland is situated on the southwest coast of the southern tip of Bali and is a mere 30-minute drive from the island's international airport.
The New Testament often compares believers with stewards.
Equi-joins often compare columns that have the same name in both tables.
You often compare digitization with playing darts and define the Metamorfoze guidelines as an instruction, in order to always“hit the bullseye”.
We often compare ourselves to airbrushed models on magazine covers, people with completely different body structures than our own, and forget to appreciate how far we have come.
So people often compare it to Love- Crystal Love, life change! And hope our Lalique"usb driver" factory may help you to find the crystal love.
I often compare this disruption to that of the Model T. Before it was created in 1908, cars were seen as a luxury item that most could not afford.
I often compare the process of European integration with the epic poem on the discoveries, in which the great sixteenth century Portuguese poet, Camões, said that we were sailing‘on hitherto uncharted waters.
In your autobiography you write thatbeing competitive is somehow in your genes, and you often compare yourself to tennis players or to figures like Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods.