Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Serbian
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That equates to 6,200 weddings a day in America.
This system of measures equates pure gold to 24 carats.
The fruits are able to increase the attraction and their effectiveness equates to Viagra.
Lovemaking for 20 minutes equates to 30 minutes of morning exercises.
This equates to about 2.7 hours- or the equivalent of listening to 54 three-minute songs- daily.
In this manner, however, man unconsciously equates himself to the devil.".
Its architecture equates with the crocodile totem of the local Gagudju Aborigines.
For many people,the word“Manchester” still equates simply with“United.”.
This system equates intelligence with a knowledge of English, which is quite arbitrary.
Fiber Laser is extremely efficient, equates to very low power consumption.
This equates to a ratio of trade of paper gold versus physical gold to 1000 to 1.
In terms of electricity, this equates to 2.9 billion kWh(kilowatt hours).
This type of tankless water heaters can save energy a great deal, and this equates saving money.
Restoration is done formatting, equates it with the operating system installation?
After decades of being bombarded by these messages,a common alertness equates transport with luxury.
This equates to approximately 2.6 hours per day, the equivalent of listening to 52 three-minute songs per day.
But it's hard to take a stand against a paper that equates a diplomatic crisis with.
For reference, this equates to 13.5 hours of surfing the internet, 3.5 hours of streaming music or 20 minutes of streaming video.
The history of Western culture is full of language that equates love to mental illness.
Lacan equates this radical alterity with language and the law, and hence the big Other is inscribed in the order of the symbolic.
The philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche bluntly said that faith equates to not wanting to know what is true.
Lacan equates this radical alterity with language and the law: the big Other is inscribed in The Symbolic order, being Symbolic insofar as it is particularized for each subject.
This doesn't surprise us much,considering our culture generally equates pay with worth in the workplace.
Economics expert Ibrahim Rexhepi equates the placing of northern Kosovo in Serbia's tax system with Kosovo's"final division from an economic point of view".
Therefore, the death of a dog for most people becomes a real tragedy and equates with the loss of a close family member.
And for many brands this equates to missed opportunity, especially when more than half of visits are abandoned if a mobile page takes more than three seconds to load.
Lufthansa has offered 2.5 per cent increase,which the pilots' union has said equates to a virtual pay freeze.
For a 64-bit-wide memory data interface, this equates to having 4 ranks, where each rank can be selected by a 2-bit chip select signal.
Too big break between pregnancies(more than ten years)according to the observations of doctors, equates a woman to a primiparous.
The Daily Kos also equates Trump's blaming both sides for the violence, which is what the media reports show to be the case, with a defense of“white supremacist/neo-Nazi violence.