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co·e·qual
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coequally (adv.), coequality (n.)
adjective
equal in some quality or rank.
noun
an equal of someone or something.
也称为 co-equal,意为“与另一个人或事物相等”,14世纪晚期; 参见 co- 和 equal(形容词)。作为名词,“与另一个人或事物相等的人或物”,1570年代。相关词汇: Coequally, coequality。
相互平等的
The first known use of coequal was in the 14th century
coevaladjective
of the same age or duration
coevaladjective
of the same age or duration
coerceverb
to cause someone to do something by force or threat
coerceverb
to cause someone to do something by force or threat
coerceverb
to cause someone to do something by force or threat
coerceverb
to cause someone to do something by force or threat
coequaladjective
equal with one another
coequaladjective
equal with one another
coequaladjective
equal with one another
1 “This is more than a political bluff for a dissatisfied coequal branch of government holding a losing hand under applicable law,” Whitmer wrote in a legal filing submitted Tuesday, according to The Detroit News.
2 The connection between Chicago’s personal fears of death and her anger and sadness about the extinction of our coequal animal citizens is important, powerful and necessary.
3 “It is our duty to ensure that the coequal branches of our government do not transgress the bounds of their authority,” King wrote.
4 As a matter of constitutional principle, they are a coequal branch of government.
5 “Honestly, it’s hard to imagine a clearer example of how a president could abuse his office: inciting violence against a coequal branch while seeking to remain in power after losing an election,” Neguse said.
6 The lawyers noted that Mulvaney “finds himself caught in that division, trapped between the commands of two of its coequal branches — with one of those branches threatening him with contempt.”
7 “It is denied he threatened the integrity of the democratic system, interfered with the peaceful transition of power, and imperiled a coequal branch Government.”
8 However, below coequal market condition, some bibcock industries are vibrant, some halberd heavy sand however.
然而, 在同等市场条件下, 有的龙头企业生气勃勃, 有的却折戟沉沙.
9 He threatened the integrity of the democratic system, interfered with the peaceful transition of power, and imperiled a coequal branch of Government.
10 It may be ridiculous to accord Stone's movie a status coequal with the Warren report.
当然,把斯通的片子赋予和华伦报告相同的地位,有点不伦不类.
11 Some news accounts suggested the trophy Virginia took home made her Margaret’s runner-up; others claimed they were coequal.
12 "They don't care about the Constitution. They don't care about the Bill of Rights. They don't care about coequal branches of government and checks and balances."
13 These findings have challenged the conventional view of forests as a mere population of trees: Trees and fungi are, in fact, coequal players on the ecological stage, scientists say.
14 It took time, and some amount of chaos and uncertainty — and plenty of dispute among coequal branches of government — but ultimately the dispute found its way to a peaceful resolution.
15 The extension was approved on strict party lines as Democrats said that Lamont has been doing a solid job in prudent fashion during an ongoing health crisis, while Republicans said the full legislature has been ignored and disregarded as a coequal branch of government.
16 But the debate it brought to the House floor was the latest in which lawmakers, citing their obligations as a coequal branch of government, voiced deep skepticism about a potentially devastating military conflict.
17 Justice Laurie McKinnon said the legislative subpoena, “was blatantly designed to interfere with, if not malign, a coequal and independent branch of government,” violating the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers.
18 “I would say, a coequal incentive was the fact that we would be helping to ameliorate oral health disparities.”
19 Neither does anything in the decision prohibit states or the coequal federal branches from recognizing the same.
20 In recent days, Democratic lawmakers, joined by two Republican senators, have accused the president and his top military officials of dismissing Congress’s role as a coequal branch of government.
1 同等的人
2 同等
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3 同格的
4 互相平等
5 同权
6 平等
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8 相等的
Even equal equivalent commensurate equipollent equiponderant like level parallel even identical tantamount equipotent
9 平等的