EQUAL - английски-български превод

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I. equal [ˈiːkwəl] ПРИЛ

1. equal a. ИНФОРМ (the same, same in amount):

equal time, terms, share, reason, status

еднакъв

equal time, terms, share, reason, status

равен

equal in volume

равен по сила

equal pay for equal work

равно заплащане за еднаква работа

on an equal footing

на равна нога

to be equal to sth

равен съм на нщ

2. equal (able to do):

to be equal to a task

по силите ми е

Phrases:

all things being equal

при равни условия

II. equal [ˈiːkwəl] СЪЩ

principle of equal treatment

принцип за равнопоставено отношение

to have no equal

нямам равен на себе си

III. equal <-ll- > [ˈiːkwəl] Brit < [or -l- ]> Am ГЛАГ прх

1. equal MATH:

equal

равен съм на

2. equal (match):

equal amount, record

равнявам се на

equal opportunities СЪЩ

equal opportunities мн СЪЩ:

equal opportunities Brit Am

равни възможности

equal(s) sign СЪЩ MATH

equal(s) sign

знак м за равенство

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английски

равнопоставен (-а)

equal

равнопоставен (-а)

of equal status [or standing]

равноправен (-на)

equal (in rights)

равноправен (-на)

of [or enjoying] equal rights

равнораменен (-на)

having equal arms/bars

равнозначен (-на)

equal

равностойност

equal worth/value

приравнен към

made equal to

равнопоставеност

equal standing

Present

I	equal
you	equal
he/she/it	equals
we	equal
you	equal
they	equal

Past

I	equalled /  equaled
you	equalled /  equaled
he/she/it	equalled /  equaled
we	equalled /  equaled
you	equalled /  equaled
they	equalled /  equaled

Present Perfect

I	have	equalled /  equaled
you	have	equalled /  equaled
he/she/it	has	equalled /  equaled
we	have	equalled /  equaled
you	have	equalled /  equaled
they	have	equalled /  equaled

Past Perfect

I	had	equalled /  equaled
you	had	equalled /  equaled
he/she/it	had	equalled /  equaled
we	had	equalled /  equaled
you	had	equalled /  equaled
they	had	equalled /  equaled

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The act performed without a net (it had been lost in transit) and the crowd gave them a standing ovation.

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Animal models suggest lupeol may act as an anti-inflammatory agent.

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The bizarre concept of delivering a ventriloquist act, a visual humour, by radio, an audio medium, never seemed to bother anyone at the time, however.

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