equating

• Sustantivo que denota la acción o el proceso de considerar o tratar dos o más cosas como iguales o equivalentes.

A noun referring to the act or process of considering or treating two or more things as equal or equivalent.

incontable

1. The act of regarding as equalC1formal

   The process or act of treating or considering something as equal to something else.

   equiparación

   • The equating of effort with success is a common misconception.
   • Equating monetary value with personal worth can lead to dissatisfaction.
   • The philosopher questioned the equating of happiness with material wealth.
   • In mathematics, equating two expressions is a basic operation.

   Sinónimosassimilationcomparisonequalizationequationidentification

   Antónimosdiscriminating

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de considerar que una cosa es igual o equivalente a otra, o de tratar dos cosas como si fueran lo mismo.

A verb used to indicate the act of considering one thing to be the same as or equivalent to another.

1. Consider equalB2formal

   To consider one thing as equal or equivalent to another.

   considerar igual

   • Many people equate wealth with happiness.
   • You cannot equate his experience with hers.
   • The study equates high sugar intake with increased health risks.

   Sinónimosassociatecompareequalizeidentifylikenparallel

   Antónimoscontrastdifferentiatediscriminatedistinguishseparate

2. Be equal toB2formal

   To be equal or equivalent to something in value, amount, or meaning.

   Ser igual a

   • In this equation, X equates to Y.
   • The cost of the trip equates to about $500 per person.
   • His actions equate to a breach of contract.

   Sinónimosequalmatchparalleltie