compare **** , cf (Abkürzung) latin * , auch: equiparate old use

Already, they are being compared to the best in the world.

About a third were women, compared with 18 percent over all.

You cannot find people to be compared with them in history.

In his mind he compared them to the American people.

Those things were nothing compared to what we're getting now.

Compared to the rest of the room, they both looked very small.

The words were nothing compared to what he felt in his heart.

I compared myself with her, and found we were different.

Far more women work today compared with 40 years ago.

The second season was very different compared to the first one.

Compared to most people, I probably am on the dark side.

We have few people compared to your world, and little time.

He was big compared to the other men around him.

I'd never really thought of how he compared to the other men.

Some 406 works are now on view, compared with 250 in the old building.

The way she had felt about him before was nothing compared to now.

They compared me to something like out of this world.

It is down only 3 percent, compared with a year ago.

Still, he compared the feeling to the first day of school.

He compared himself to the great leaders who had come before.

Compared with last year, the country could get off easy.

Everything is so different now, as compared to the 70's.

He compared the town's situation to someone without a job.

This is compared with just 460 in all of 1985.

"How long would that take us compared with going through the field?"