Examples of using Have compared in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I have compared this.
It's because I have compared myself.
Prices have compared to the previous year by around 5% elevated.
Of course he should not have compared her to her sister.
I have compared you, my love, to a steed in Pharaoh's chariots.
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Some who have experienced kidney stones have compared the pain to being stabbed with a knife or even childbirth.
Since the epic housing crash a decade ago, lenders have had very strictlimits on the amount of debt a borrower can have compared to his or her income.
Some have compared it to sewage.
For a large recent review of some studies, published in the journal The Lancet,scientists have compared more than 135,000 people in about 18 countries on both low-fat and low-carb diets.
She may have compared that with herself, an Angel, and me, a Devil.
We have run some benchmarks on ASUS EeeBook X205TA and we have compared it with ASUS Transformer T100 and ASUS Transformer T200.
Some have compared Industry 4.0 with the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Claude Lévi-Strauss and other structuralists have compared the formal relations and patterns in myths throughout the world.
Critics have compared Tokarczuk's nonlinear novels and short stories, which are often punctuated by mysterious maps and diagrams, to the work of celebrated European authors like W.G.
Despite the work's grim subject matter,the screenwriters took a satirical approach, which some have compared to the work of Brecht, to both the bureaucratic world of its hero and the U.S. cultural colonization of Japan.
When people have compared you to the great thinker, has it been in the spirit of sarcasm--Nice one, Einstein?
Those involved with promoting her path to sainthood have compared these feelings, which she called the“Darkness,” to the cries of Jesus on the Cross,“My God!
We have compared the adverse reaction scores in 650 cases receiving phase III clinical trials for PSP, between the treatment and the control groups and before and after PSP treatment, following the 20 criteria stipulated by WHO for assessment of adverse reaction to anticancer drugs.
Exactly have compared to me stronger.
Some have compared its impact on China's understanding of the past to how the past was viewed in Europe's Enlightenment, a period when western core texts were for the first time analysed as historical documents instead of texts delivered intact from antiquity.
Groom 1:9 I have compared thee, O my love, to a company of horses in Pharaoh's chariots.
However, scientists have compared eggs with brown shells to those with white shells to see if there is any difference.
Archaeologists have compared it in scale and significance to Chedworth, a Roman villa discovered in 1864.
The few studies that have compared them with cognitive behavioral therapy suggest that these“psychodynamic” therapies aren't as helpful as cognitive behavioral therapy.
Rights groups have compared Sri Lanka's Gnanasara to Myanmar's hardline monk Wirathu, who has been accused of fanning religious tensions in that country.
Peter would never have compared them to swine and dogs had they once been members of the Lord's true flock, nor would he have called them“cursed children”(2Peter 2:14).
A large number of studies have compared the rate of return on investment with the degree to which industries are concentrated(measured by share of the industry sales made by, say, the four largest firms).
For the first time, glaciologists have compared sets of ancient climate records trapped in ice cores from the Andes and the Himalayas to paint a picture of how climate has changed- and is changing- in the tropics.
Russian media sources and social media users have compared Damir Yusupov, the captain of the plane, with American pilot Chesley Sullenberger, who landed a flight on the Hudson River in 2009 in an incident that became known as the“miracle on the Hudson.”.
In the event of a cross-out rate, we have compared the offered rate with the second highest rate(to be) paid by another customer who made a reservation for that or a similar room within a period of 45 days before and 45 days after your(contemplated) stay.