How to pronounce“equated”in English

with darker skin being equated with ignorance and danger.

And that's equated to 100% certainty.

And I just had equated that success meant that I was fulfilled.

So I just equated stuff I knew, and then thankfully for YouTube, I was able to watch a lot of rugby.

And that same study equated this with $359 billion in paid hours.

stuff and I've equated this to having Google out there but there's no information on the web for it to draw

People have equated them to the subconscious of the deaf actor, or imaginary friends.

So our worth is equated to our performance.

And if you have equated wealth with personal happiness, now your personal happiness is outside of your control.

XBRL has been equated almost exclusively and this a big theme of this conference in Montreal,

and liberal has been equated with ACLU inaccurately but that goes back to at

death are equated we often use the two words interchangeably in reality as hard

they had just equated for value and asked them to choose.

way that equated to me

That was because the government basically equated fat consumption with getting a heart attack in the late '70s through '80s.

And it's now kind of being equated to drugs and alcohol becoming a larger part of your life.

the feeling of happiness is equated with feeling aligned again.

environment with strong political overtones and that equated to me even at that point in time i happen to think in this

end of the day um we almost equated it to how uh the touchscreen created like this really novel interface to you know physical kind of devices like this

Louboutins, which was equated to about $4.5 million of media value.

And then he went on to say that he equated the Darwinists with a Satanic cult and he said they're in league with fascists and communists and, but they

- I think the idea of colorblindness should not be equated to racism and should not be equated to a kind of naive, pretending not to see color.

I think the idea of colorblindness should not be equated to racism and should not be equated to a kind of naive, pretending not to see color.

Twitchell wrote this amazing book called Adcult where he equated modern advertising capitalism

Like why is that somehow – why is that equated with masculinity?

So one of the biggest ones is this idea that love is equated to deservingness, which really bothers me.

Now, the battle against Western popular culture is equated with ensuring China's cultural security.

industry and what we must do to stop it is because I am equated profit with

And those are being equated to the sort of aesthetics, the tangible manifestations of joy in our culture.

When they do feel happy, it's equated to excitement, which is a very angsty form of happiness.

When they do feel happy, it's equated to excitement.

When they do feel happy, it is equated with excitement.

you know, with the airplane equated to like 9/11 or something, like the new emergency just happened and everybody, every expert in the world is publishing on it

dionysus through his blood and before christianity the blood of dionysus is equated to his wine the sacramental drinking of the wine was

of Colombia people who cognitively do not distinguish the color blue from the color green because the heavens is equated to the canopy

I feel like it's a shared passion for one, but I've often equated rehearsing and going

And just recently, in fact, someone equated the value of Drake on the economic power of Toronto that Drake's responsible for 5% of the economy in Toronto,

in sort of the post-World War Ii era, where prosperity was equated to house size and the number of cars and so on.

It's not just about-- at one point, that was equated to sustainability.

Under this law what I would probably describe as life-saving information about LGBT rights and public health was equated

And being a type-A personality, I'd always equated patience as a very negative thing, that maybe people didn't care enough if they were too patient.

And again, this is another word that I'd equated very negatively as compromise or not getting what you want.

as the pressure generated in labor when you're pushing- and I'll add that some people have equated the pain in labor as equivalent to cutting a finger off

to smoke out the negative side of legislation like the forced ultrasound that some people have actually equated to the legal definition

It turns out no matter what phrase you pick down, it equated those two term.

And I think when I had applied to that, I equated leadership coaching with managing or mentoring, and one of the- >> Can I jump in for a second, Brian?

notice there's a ton of dispersion so whatever your theory is it's got to be not that the us has perfectly equated tfpr across uh firms

Now, in what I just said, I equated exactly a current account and a trade deficit.

And then you move to savoring, where the meaning of happiness is equated to, as I said, contentment or peacefulness.