How to pronounce equivalent in American English
“equivalent” pronunciation by American speakers
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“equivalent” in real sentences — American speakers
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And this was equivalent of adding 24 equivalent air changes.
CDC
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– that they’re equivalent.
State Department
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up that county equivalent.
Census Bureau
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