Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Equate with achievement.
Does a slow loading site equate disaster?
I equate that magic with life.".
To pick something else would equate to selling yourself short.
Many people equate being worried with caring, as if the two are interconnected.
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US brands include Kotex, Always, Equate, and Stayfree.
One could equate the One(E8) to Apple's iPhone 5C.
Managing what you waste in your business can equate to lost opportunities or profits.
So our metaphors equate the experience of loving someone to extreme violence or illness.
For Palau, for example, indirect costs equate to as much as 6.36% of its GDP.
Some people equate intercourse and sex, and decide that if intercourse becomes problematic, sex must be over.
Out of 5 has had a 99.6% uptime(this would equate to an approx 4h outage during the month).
Since they often equate success with the amount of money they earn, they feel good about themselves by spending the money they make.
My concern about anti-SEO posts is that they often equate SEO with spam, as if they are the same thing.
I often equate product titles to being 80% of the reason why your ads will show up when people search on Google.
Kosachev said he would not equate Trump's words to a“formal proposal” yet.
As Leitch mentioned,one of the reasons feedback makes us anxious is because we equate it with judgment.
You should not equate a company's value with its stock price.
Lower rates, especially for the best-qualified buyers, can, therefore, equate to increased capital available for investment.
National pledges in Paris equate to a 3 °C increase in global temperatures according to climate scientists.
You put $50,000 into the materials and supplies,and you work X amount of hours that equate to, who knows, like $10,000.
For some reason, some guys equate this with being the man(myself being one of them).
With 107,000 employees currently on the payroll,a five percent reduction would equate to roughly 5,350 people losing their jobs this year.
The fact is that many people equate gray hair with someone older, someone who is currently'past their prime'.
Many commentators, journalists, and scholars outside North Korea equate Juche with Stalinism and call North Korea a Stalinist country.
However, not so that we equate all carbohydrate foods is bad just because of the health effects of a carbohydrate division.
Chief Financial Officer Maggie Wusaid on a conference call that investors shouldn't equate lower margins with lower profits, as the overall business is growing.
And since higher rankings typically equate to more visits and revenue, speed is money in the world of search engine optimization.
In many cases, the population of each country that participates is approximately 1000 people andcan equate to less than 0.0003% of the population, e.g. the 2017 survey of 42 nations surveyed only 33,000 people.
There's no volume of text messages or emails that can equate to the moments you spend looking a loved one in the eyes.
