Eksempler på bruk av ordet approximate i setninger på engelsk.
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We can only know her approximate age.
Vi kan bare vite hennes omtrentlige alder.
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This is only an approximate value.
Dette er bare en omtrentlig verdi.
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What's their approximate worth?
Hva er deres omtrentlige verdi?
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All numbers are approximate.
Alle tall er omtrentlige.
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His witness is approximate to the truth.
Hans vitne er nært sannheten.
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This will give you an approximate idea of the situation.
Dette vil gi deg en omtrentlig ide om situasjonen.
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While the car driver obtains an approximate view of a blooming meadow the city cyclist notices the different colors and scents of the blossoms, the smell of freshly mown grass, the swoosh of leaves of a chestnut tree, the sunlight twinkling through trees shimmering green in springtime.
Mens bilføreren får en omtrentlig utsikt over en blomstrende eng, legger bysyklisten merke til de forskjellige fargene og luktene av blomstene, lukten av nyklippet gress, suset fra bladene på et kastanjetre, sollyset som glitrer gjennom trær som glinser grønt om våren.
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His description approximated to the truth.
Hans beskrivelse lignet sannheten.
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The story approximates to historical truth.
Historien nærmer seg historisk sannhet.
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My annual income approximates fifteen million yen, I suppose.
Min årlige inntekt tilsvarer omtrent femten millioner yen, tror jeg.
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Overall, the game's technology and society approximates that of an industrial or post-industrial science fiction.
Generelt sett minner spillets teknologi og samfunn om et industrielt eller post-industrielt science fiction.
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| 130 - Approximate Number of countries (out of a total of 191 recognised by the United Nations) with a US military presence. | |
| I called and asked about the price for hair updo and the receptionist or owner who aswered the phone refused to tell me, or even just give me an approximate price range. | |
| 50= Approximate number of policy changes and regulation rollbacks injurious to the environment that have been announced by the Bush administration on Fridays after 5pm, a time that makes it all but impossible for news organisations to relay the information to the widest possible audience. | |