Definition of equate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
comparisonconsider as similar or equivalent
- they equate wealth with success..
2.
equalitymake equal or equivalent
- the formula equates the two values..
Origin of equate
Latin, aequare (to make equal)
Terms with equate included in their meaning
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business
equate supply with demand in a market
combinatorics
involving a method to equate different counts
Examples of equate in a sentence
Some equate hard work with success. The scientist aimed to equate the two variables. You cannot equate wealth with happiness.
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- French:assimiler, égaliser, ...
- German:gleichsetzen, ...
- Italian:paragonare, equivalere, ...
- Spanish:equiparar, igualar, ...
- Portuguese:equacionar, equiparar, ...
- Chinese:等同, 使相等, ...
- Japanese:同一視する, 等しくする, ...
- Arabic:سَاوَى, عادلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁווֹת, ...
- Russian:приравнивать, уравнивать, ...
- Ukrainian:прирівнювати, зрівнювати, ...
- Hindi:समान मानना, बराबर ठहराना, ...
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