approximate equivalent

Examples (20)

• The price is fifty dollars, or the approximate equivalent in your local currency.
• It is the approximate equivalent in height to the Matterhorn.
• There is no direct translation, but 'hygge' finds its approximate equivalent in the English word 'coziness'.
• A gallon is the approximate equivalent of 3.785 liters.
• One liter is the approximate equivalent of a US quart.
• The role of a project manager is the approximate equivalent of a team captain in sports.
• The role of a 'project manager' in our company is the approximate equivalent of a 'producer' at their firm.
• A diploma from this college is considered the approximate equivalent of a two-year associate's degree.
• An Associate's Degree in the US is often considered the approximate equivalent of a foundation degree in the UK.
• In their society, the chief's council served as the approximate equivalent of a modern parliament.
• In the 18th century, a shilling was the approximate equivalent of a day's wages for a skilled laborer.
• The processing power of this old computer is the approximate equivalent of a basic smartphone today.
• The legal concept of 'gross negligence' has its approximate equivalent in the term 'faute lourde' in French civil law.
• The Japanese concept of 'wabi-sabi' has no direct translation, but 'imperfect beauty' is a very approximate equivalent.
• A gigabyte was once the approximate equivalent of a small library of books.
• The settlement offered was the approximate equivalent of three months' salary.
• Finding a quiet moment for yourself is the modern approximate equivalent of a spiritual retreat.
• For this recipe, one cup of sugar is the approximate equivalent of 200 grams.
• What would be the approximate equivalent of this dosage for a child?
• He explained that a 'tonne' is the approximate equivalent of 2,200 pounds.