Sentence examples for a closer equivalent from inspiring English sources

The rough equivalent of a bachelor's degree is a Diplom, though some consider the degree a closer equivalent to the American master's degree.

"Good gosh!" would come the reply, or a close equivalent in the Glaswegian vernacular.

And, if you're still in the mood for a frozen margarita, the winery has a close equivalent: a Key lime-flavored wine simply called Key Limen.

Not that the spectacular limestone cliffs of Capri have a close equivalent in Southern California; for that, you have to go north to Big Sur and beyond.

The letter's first, general expression of "sincere regret" over the missing pilot is rendered in the embassy's Chinese version as "chengzhi de yihan," a close equivalent of the English.

Pepsi-Gemex of Mexico trades locally and as a Global Depositary Receipt (GDR), a close equivalent to an ADR.

The word "loris" was first used in 1765 by Buffon as a close equivalent to a Dutch name, loeris.

By multiplying the IC50 values by 2, 17 we obtain a close equivalent of MIC level; hence, our dataset becomes uniform, because this calculated number is approximately equal to MIC.

A closer English equivalent might be "What are you up to?" This phrase is pronounced "chih narr".

If you wanted a comparison, closest equivalent in the US might be Dwolla.

And even if I did decide to return to that building, there'll be a pretty close equivalent in its place.