equivalent
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- adjective
- /ɪˈkwɪvələnt/
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equivalente
- A dollar is equivalent to about 0.85 euros at the current exchange rate.
- functionally equivalent
- roughly equivalent
- equivalent to one
If you add and subtract, you still produce equivalent equations, right?
- If you add and subtract, you still produce equivalent equations, right?
- And this turns out to be equivalent to compressing text.
- Its consciousness is equivalent to its self consciousness.
- APE is believed by many to be economically equivalent to AMC shares.
- And then they like categorize what is your equivalent grade average.
- These pictures will be equivalent to global understanding.
- That's for a lot of guys, it's equivalent to that, isn't it?
- Is because men and women give an equivalent access to training and coaching.
Examples
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That's equivalent to the garbage produced by a city of 400,000 people.
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In other words, male and female function are equivalent paths to fitness.
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It's not equivalent to just a solid object.
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half an hour is equivalent to something like one year of our lives.
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- A moon unit of time... roughly equivalent to your Earth year.
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The way that it's usually written, it's equivalent to this equation.
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Even an entire human life is not equivalent to a miracle.
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One minimum wage unit at that time was equivalent to US$50 per month.
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There's nothing equivalent to that in any of the other world's traditional martial arts.
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The fourth-generation G4 system was generally equivalent in performance to the fastest IBM bipolar systems.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
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1.0
Having the same amount, value, or quality as another
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4.9
Having the same or almost the same meaning as another word
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Almost the same in seriousness or result as another action
Compounds
- Specialized
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An investment that can quickly be turned into cash within three months
- Specialized
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Amount of a substance that reacts with a fixed amount of another substance
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A type of investment you can change into common shares, like convertible bonds or warrants
- Specialized
Average number of binary digits needed to show one digit in another number system
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When two elements each combine with the same third element, they combine with each other in the same amounts
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Amount of a substance in grams that reacts with 8 grams of oxygen or 1.008 grams of hydrogen
A person you live with and have a long committed relationship like a husband or wife
How Equal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Equivalent comes from the Latin parts aequi- 'equal' and valent- 'worth'. Think 'equal value' — so if two things are equivalent they have the same value, meaning, or effect.