← Close Menu
ENGLISH LESSONS
English Speaking Courses
English Conversation
Basic ESL Course
ESL Listening Lessons
English Vocabulary
English Grammar Course
Cultural English Lessons
Full Lesson Index
EXTRAS
Video Instructions
English Speaking Articles
Download Offline Version
How to Use "Equivalent" with Example Sentences
equivalent
(adj):
the same in size, amount, or value; equal
Play / pause
JavaScript is required.
0:00
0:00
volume
< previous
> next
Listen to the Lesson
|
Listen with pause
Used with verbs:
"
The assignments
are
equivalent
in difficulty.
"
(be: is/am/are; seem, appear)
"
The air pressure will
become
equivalent
over time.
"
(become)
Used with adverbs:
"
The two boxes have
exactly
equivalent
dimensions.
"
(exactly, precisely, approximately)
"
These two classes are
roughly
equivalent
.
"
(roughly, practically, almost, nearly)
"
The two equations are
mathematically
equivalent
.
"
(mathematically, scientifically)
Used with prepositions:
"
The tests are
equivalent
in
difficulty.
"
(in)
"
The value of the test is
equivalent
to
three assignments.
"
(to)
Used with nouns:
"
I gave each student an
equivalent
amount
.
"
(amount, share)
"
The pieces are of
equivalent
size
.
"
(size, proportion)
"
The tests have
equivalent
value
.
"
(value, difficulty)
equivalent
(n):
something that is the same in size, amount, or value
Play / pause
JavaScript is required.
0:00
0:00
volume
< previous
> next
Listen to the Lesson
|
Listen with pause
Used with adjectives:
"
He offered to replace the broken vase with an
exact
equivalent
.
"
(exact, direct)
"
Some argue that a text message is the
modern
equivalent
of a telegram.
"
(modern, contemporary)
"
This holiday is the
closest
equivalent
to Thanksgiving.
"
(closest, nearest)
"
That painting is a
rough
equivalent
to the original.
"
(rough, approximate)
"
The
online
equivalent
of that book is available.
"
(online, digital, electronic)
Used with verbs:
"
This assignment
is considered
the
equivalent
of a final exam.
"
(be + considered, be: is/am/are)
"
They want their product to
become
the
equivalent
of the original.
"
(become)
"
If you can
produce
an
equivalent
product, we will consider it.
"
(produce, provide, offer)
"
He
earned
the
equivalent
of one million dollars.
"
(earned, received, won)
"
He had to
pay
the
equivalent
of her loss.
"
(pay, provide)
Used with prepositions:
"
There is no
equivalent
for
homemade food.
"
(for)
"
This box is the
equivalent
of
that one.
"
(of)
"
This is the closest
equivalent
to
Chinese food I can make.
"
(to, of)
Previous Word by Letter:
equipment
Next Word by Letter:
error
Previous Word by Frequency:
employer
Next Word by Frequency:
everywhere