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Definition of comparable to - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
similaritysimilar in quality or value to something
- Her skills are comparable to those of a professional.
2.
comparisonworthy of being compared to something else
- The new model is comparable to the old one in efficiency.
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idiomatic
be comparable or equal to something
not comparable
not comparable due to significant differences
comparison
matched or found comparable to something else
comparison
be comparable to in terms of similarity
comparison
something comparable to something else
understanding
comparable in understanding or knowledge to someone
finance
having a value comparable to a million dollars
mathematics
having mathematical size, degree, or growth comparable to a stated expression
figurative
having scale or importance comparable to another large example or event
sales comparison
comparable to the same period in a previous year
mathematics
related to a method that turns numbers into comparable probability-like scores
Examples of comparable to in a sentence
His achievements are comparable to those of his predecessor. Her skills are comparable to those of a seasoned chef. The movie's plot is comparable to a classic thriller.
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- French:comparable, ...
- German:vergleichbar mit, ähnlich wie, ...
- Italian:paragonabile, comparabile, ...
- Spanish:comparable, comparable a, ...
- Portuguese:comparável, ...
- Chinese:可比的, 相当的, ...
- Japanese:同等である, 比較可能, ...
- Arabic:مُماثِل, قابِل لِلمُقَارَنَة مَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:בַּר־הַשְׁוָאָה ל, בַּר הַשְׁוָאָה, ...
- Russian:сопоставимый, ...
- Ukrainian:порівнянний, співставний, ...
- Hindi:तुलनीय, तुलना योग्य, ...
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