| 单词 | equate |
| 释义 | equate transitive verb 1. a. < Turkey has had difficulties equating exports and imports — Welles Hangen > : make equal in specific respects < two groups equated as to age and sex > specifically < when matching colors in quantitative experiments, hue, brilliance, and saturation must each be equated > b. c. < equate the production of poetry to the forms of society — J.G.Fletcher > 2. a. < a superior … had unbent so far as to equate her with herself — José Durand > < tend to equate … “good” with “European” — Rosalind Murray > specifically < not to be … equated by the mathematician — John Ruskin > b. < they equate goodness with unhappiness, as some ladies … equate culture with seriousness — O.S.J.Gogarty > intransitive verb < little men from space equate neatly with our own projected dreams — L.C.Eiseley > |
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