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Перевод: tantamount

[прилагательное]
равносильный; равноценный

Тезаурус:

1. In that period as we danced, sang and recited night after night in the Cabaret Voltaire, abstract art was for us tantamount to absolute honour.
2. Saxon Christianity in Kiev would have been tantamount to an attack, at least culturally, on the Byzantine flank.
3. A right not stated in justiciable terms is tantamount to a claim to exert arbitrary compulsion.
4. But only conditions which are tantamount to the definition of consent given in Section One above would be adequate.
5. Yet all babies would die if left alone, and the act of standing by and doing nothing is tantamount to injurious action.
6. Over here, "what team do you support?" was tantamount to a declaration of war.
7. Negative comment about the Fhrer had, of course, always been dangerous, but now it was tantamount to high treason and was punished accordingly.
8. The ministry demanded more than 400 changes altogether - which Professor Ienaga described as tantamount to censorship and a violation of the constituional right to freedom of expression.
9. She looked round the room and lifted her head to see, beyond the window, the tops of spruce-trees and the slope of Tantamount Hill.
10. Down Tantamount Hill.
11. So his "effects" or "appearances" are tantamount to Bacon's "natures".
12. His entrance examination, three months earlier, had shown a student of above-average ability, whose overall marks averaged 74.1 per cent, tantamount to a Second Class Honours, called Distinction at McGill.
13. To refuse to pay that would be tantamount to accusing him of lying, and such an accusation cannot be countenanced in these circumstances.