equivalent

a square equivalent to a triangle

a wish that was equivalent to a command.

the French equivalent of the Bank of England.

some regulations are equivalent to censorship.

one unit is equivalent to one glass of wine.

the two sentences have equivalent syntactic structures.

There is no exactly equivalent French tense to the present perfect tense in English.

Nodding your head is equivalent to saying “yes”.

It is the political equivalent of a gaucho lassoing himself with his own bolas.

the rise of the countertenor, the modern equivalent of the castrato without the unacceptable job requirements;

He changed his pounds for the equivalent amount of dollars.

Changing her job like that is equivalent to giving her the sack.

Persons and corporations are equivalent entities under the law.

The dioptric equivalent of the near point of emmetropia(or the ametropia corrected)is the amplitude of accommodation.

A combined strength of a headful of human hair is capable of su orting a weight equivalent to that of 99 people.

6.As Levy observes, “This nonrepudiation feature is the electronic equivalent of a notary public seal.

"What we're doing here will lead to the equivalent of stereo, then quadraphonic, then surround sound.

He changed his European dollars for the / an equivalent amount American dollars.

The gangsters offered him a sum equivalent to a whole year’s earnings.

This is the mega-genius equivalent of dying on the toilet.

They're the visual equivalent of static.

Now, they're the royal equivalent of an endangered species.

We are the equivalent of year one of cinema.

But you had the equivalent in Amsterdam as well.

It's the equivalent of four hundred billion today.

It's our Greek equivalent of lasagne but nicer.

A Big Mac now costs the equivalent of $5.31.

It's actually the plant equivalent of a scream.

Wow! This is the equivalent of an average memory stick!