/ekiβaˈlente/
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Translation
equivalent; the equivalent
Word origin
From Latin aequivalens, from aequus ('equal') plus valere ('to be worth').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- aequivalens
- English cognates
- equivalent, value
Grammar
Masc pluralequivalentes
Examples
kilómetro .
One mile is equivalent to a little over one and a half kilometres.
.
The two products have an equivalent price.
.
There is no equivalent word in their language.
¿ moneda euros?
What is the equivalent of this currency in euros?
sueldo .
Their salary is equivalent to mine.
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