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equivalente

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adjectivefemininemasculine
  1. equivalent; tantamount

Forms

adjective

masculine singularequivalente
feminine masculine pluralequivalentes

Used in the library

  • Un boliviano es equivalente a unos quince céntimos de euro.A boliviano is equivalent to about fifteen euro cents.B2Otra vez, por favor (13) — Once more, please (13) (B2)
  • Un euro es equivalente a unos cien yenes, más o menos.A euro is equivalent to about a hundred yen, more or less.B2Otra vez, por favor (23) — Once more, please (23) (B2)
  • Un dólar es equivalente a un dólar: aquí no hay moneda propia.A dollar is equivalent to a dollar: there's no national currency here.B2Otra vez, por favor (30) — Once more, please (30) (B2)
  • CUARTA. Fianza. A la firma del presente contrato, el arrendatario entrega la cantidad de NOVECIENTOS CINCUENTA EUROS en concepto de fianza legal, equivalente a una mensualidad, que será depositada por la arrendadora en el organismo autonómico correspondiente.FOURTH. Deposit. On signing this contract, the tenant hands over the sum of NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY EUROS as the legal deposit, equivalent to one month's rent, which shall be lodged by the landlord with the relevant regional body.C1Un contrato de alquiler — A rental contract

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