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The figures in this release for injured casualties are based on adjusting figures reported by the police to take account of changes in the reporting of injury severity by some police forces in recent years. This is particularly likely to impact numbers for slight injuries, which may not have been reported otherwise. In particular, pedal cyclist fatality rates have changed relatively little as changes in fatalities have mirrored changes in traffic in recent years. vi→ sich vergleichen lassen ( with mit); it compares badly/well→ es schneidet vergleichsweise schlecht/ gut ab; it doesn’t compare very well at all→ es schneidet im Vergleich überhaupt nicht gut ab; how do the two cars compare in terms of speed? Compared to traditional cooking methods, air frying is a healthier alternative, especially for those who need to watch their fat and salt intake.

COMPARED definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary COMPARED definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

That is according to a report from UOL Esporte, who report that Newcastle have ‘started the first contacts’ to sign Leonardo. Then he gave him gold and lands and flocks, and made him so rich that his brother's fortune could not at all be compared with his. Casualties are broken down into fatalities (people killed in road collisions), and those injured (further split into seriously and slightly injured based on type of injury sustained). Chart 3 compares 2020 and 2021 monthly casualty figures, by severity, with the latest pre-pandemic year, 2019.

The acceptability of with was only slightly greater than that of to (84 percent to 76 percent), and with might have been even more acceptable had the sentence been about two forged signatures.

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They are based on complete data from all 42 police authorities in Great Britain (as at 1 September 2022) with no imputation required. The 2014 Usage Survey presented He compared the runner to a gazelle, where the items are in different categories and the first is likened to the second; the Panelists found to more acceptable than with by a large margin (95 percent to 55 percent).Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. compare with something be as good as, match, approach, equal, compete with, come up to, vie, be on a par with, be the equal of, approximate to, hold a candle to, bear comparison, be in the same class as The flowers here do not compare with those at home.