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Pronunciation / Transliteration: e-kwi-va-len-te
"Un dollaro è considerato un equivalente a un euro."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person or thing that is equal to another in quality or value.
"In many cultures, a dollar is considered an equivalent to a euro."
- 1
Equal in value, amount, function, meaning, etc.
"The two proposals are equivalent in terms of cost."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'equivalent' originates from the Latin 'aequivalens', which means 'equal in value'. It evolved through Middle French 'équivalent' before entering English in the late 14th century, retaining its meaning of equality or sameness in value or function.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Equivalent" is said worldwide
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équivalent
Transliteration: e-kwi-va-lã
"Un dollar est considéré comme un équivalent à un euro."
Äquivalent
Transliteration: ä-kwɪ-va-lɛnt
"Ein Dollar wird als Äquivalent zu einem Euro angesehen."
equivalente
Transliteration: e-kwi-va-len-te
"Un dollaro è considerato un equivalente a un euro."
equivalente
Transliteration: e-ki-va-len-te
"Un dólar se considera un equivalente a un euro."
equivalente
Transliteration: e-ki-va-len-tʃi
"Um dólar é considerado um equivalente a um euro."
समकक्ष
Transliteration: samakakṣa
"एक डॉलर को एक यूरो के समकक्ष माना जाता है।"
等价物
Transliteration: děngjiàwù
"一美元被视为一欧元的等价物。"
동등물
Transliteration: dongdeungmul
"1달러는 1유로와 동등물로 간주됩니다."
等価物
Transliteration: tōkabutsu
"1ドルは1ユーロの等価物と見なされます。"
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