Examples of using Compared in English and their translations into Slovak
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Another compared it to honey.
The prevalence of risk factors in the two groups was compared.
Compared to other populations.
Many people compared it to a war zone.
Compared to traditional protein sources.
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The capital, Baku can be compared to Dubai.
The price compared with normal homes.
Box compared the struggle against climate change to World War II.
That's a miniseries compared to what I know.
Freud compared the ego and id to a rider on a horse.
All risk factors were compared in both the groups.
Jesus compared lost people to a field of souls ready to be harvested.
This summer is now being compared with that record-setting one.”.
That report compared current trends to a“speeding freight train”.
Government report says fracking risk compared to thalidomide and asbestos.
Jesus himself compared his death and resurrection with Israel's liberation from slavery in Egypt.
Christian race» The Christian life compared to a foot-race» The prize won.
Everyone compared her to her predecessor.
I remember West Point… where my superiors compared my tactical maneuvers to Napoleon's.
The results were compared with the published data of other countries.
My instructors at West Point compared my tactical maneuvers to Napoleon's.
Many people compared her to Marilyn Monroe.
Creepy White House senior adviser Dan Pfeiffer compared Republicans to terrorists, kidnappers, and arsonists.
Bible writers compared Jesus to the lamb sacrificed at the Passover.
I thought they compared him to Charlie Chaplin.
The two countries compared are far apart in terms of population.
Other astronauts compared the odour to that of gun powder.
Your Work is being compared to that requested of Sister Faustina.
This discovery can be compared to a similar process in the history of chemistry.
Here, Islam can profitably be compared with the two other major monotheistic religions.