Definition
Definition of equivalisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
businessTECH. UK calculation of household income using member weightsTECH. UK
- Equivalisation helps compare household incomes accurately.
2.
equalityRare UK the act of making things equalRare UK
- The equivalisation of salaries was a major goal of the new policy.
Origin of equivalisation
Latin, aequus (equal) + valere (to be strong)
Examples of equivalisation in a sentence
The report included an equivalisation of income data. Equivalisation of resources is essential for fairness. The committee focused on the equivalisation of opportunities.
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- French:équivalisation, égalisation, ...
- German:Äquivalenzberechnung, Gleichstellung, ...
- Italian:equivalizzazione, parificazione, ...
- Spanish:equivalización, ...
- Portuguese:equivalização, equiparação, ...
- Chinese:等值化, 均等化, ...
- Japanese:等価化, 均等化, ...
- Arabic:مُعَادَلَة الدَّخْل, تحقيق المساواة, ...
- Hebrew:אֶקוִּוָלִיזַצְיָה, הַשְׁוָאָה, ...
- Russian:эквивализация, уравнивание, ...
- Ukrainian:еквівалізація, зрівнювання, ...
- Hindi:समानता, समानकरण, ...
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