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Definition of equating - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
considerationact of considering things as equal
- The equating of wealth with happiness is common.
2.
processTECH. act of making two things equal in valueTECH.
- The equating of these two variables simplified the equation..
Adjective
1.
comparisondescribing something being made equal or equivalent
- The equating factors in the equation were complex.
2.
equalityTECH. indicating a process of establishing equivalenceTECH.
- The equating principle was central to the argument.
Origin of equating
Latin, aequare (to make equal)
Terms with equating included in their meaning
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age comparison
period equating dog age to human age
philosophy
philosophical view equating mental states with brain states
science
concept in physics equating gravity and acceleration effects
equating verb
verb linking subject with complement
Examples of equating in a sentence
The equating of different cultures can lead to misunderstandings. The equating of their salaries was a step towards fairness. Equating the two measurements was necessary for accuracy. The equating terms simplified the problem. Equating variables can lead to new insights. The equating method was applied to ensure fairness.
Equating techniques are crucial in standardized testing.
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- French:assimilation, équivalent, ...
- German:Gleichsetzen, gleichsetzend, ...
- Italian:equivalenza, parificato, ...
- Spanish:igualación, equivalente, ...
- Portuguese:equivalência, equivalente, ...
- Chinese:等同, 等同的, ...
- Japanese:同一視, 等式化する, ...
- Arabic:مُسَاوَاة, مُعَادِل, ...
- Hebrew:הַשְׁוָאָה, מוּשְׁוֶה, ...
- Russian:уравнивание, уравнивающий, ...
- Ukrainian:ототожнення, зрівняльний, ...
- Hindi:समानता, समकक्ष, ...
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)
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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