counterpart

[ˈkaʊntərpɑːrt]

Definition:
1. A person or thing having the same function or characteristics as another.
2. A duplicate copy.

Use 'counterpart' in a sentence:

1. Its UK counterpart will cover plastic, glass, steel and aluminium2 containers.
2. It also analyzes the differences that remain between the new domestic Standards and its international counterpart.
3. Transaction deposits are themodern counterpart of bank notes.
4. His online counterpart easily and freely finds information on hacking and cracking.
5. Present Situation and Counterpart for Developing Yantai Dairy Cattle Industry.
6. Compared with its external counterpart, the internal medical ethics teaching model requires to be improved.
7. A map of the world shows the seven counterpart universities.
8. The President had talks during a brief stopover in Lisbon with his Portuguese counterpart.
9. You and your counterpart sit at the keyboard.
10. And the offer is far more generous than its American counterpart.
11. Tai chi's basic movements center on wubu ( five steps) and bafa ( eight techniques) with a series of routines, exercises and tuishou ( hand-pushing skills, performed with a counterpart).
12. Each of them has a counterpart column in the database tables.
13. Create a SIP counterpart test for your SIP tests.
14. The counterpart of Basic English should accompany the teaching of finance economy English for adults.
15. Study of Automatic Counterpart Monitoring Technology Based on Distributed Environment.
16. On Developing Tendency of Counterpart Assistance from Four Sides.
17. A comparative study of German classical Bildungsroman and its American counterpart.
18. Wheat is corn's counterpart as the starch source of choice in the EU.
19. Heavy Energy Neutralizer II is now better than its best T1 counterpart.
20. The XML counterpart is generated through the XMLizing process.
21. An American businesswoman is negotiating with a Chinese counterpart over import agreement.
22. The Relationship between Mouse Fertilization Antigen 1 Gene and The Human Counterpart Gene.
23. The British land art, typified by Long's piece, was not only more domestically scaled, but a lot quirkier than its American counterpart.
24. Men should consider how their counterpart is going to view them, he said.
25. Five-paragraph themes don't have any counterpart in the real world.
26. The manager phoned his counterpart in the other firm.
27. The real enemy is not your conversational counterpart, but the combat mentality itself.
28. The counterpart to a childish state at home is a hostile world outside.
29. Compared with the counterpart of foreign facilities, the basic structure and size are confirmed.
30. Create a counterpart test for SIP test created in Step 2.
31. When we associate with others, we would like to see that counterpart is professional.
32. Their goal is to create a car capable of trumping its gasoline-powered counterpart by 2010.
33. But reality is already beginning to learn from its virtual counterpart.
34. There is a counterpart to the commit directives, called fail.
35. The Education Policy Study on Coal Major Counterpart Independent Recruiting in coal Industry.
36. Chinese text understanding and processing is more challenging relative to English counterpart.
37. The Foreign Secretary telephoned his Italian counterpart to protest.
38. The gardens, however, are not modeled after their ancient counterpart.
39. Thinking on Counterpart Reform of Deepening Collective Forest Property Right System in Yongsheng County.
40. Far western United States counterpart of the red squirrel.
41. But his Cambodian counterpart, Chea Leang, has opposed prosecuting more than five people.
42. The sundial's counterpart, the water clock, was designed to measure temporal hours at night.
43. FLO technology is compared with its counterpart technologies in this paper.
44. It is more expensive to upgrade hardware than its software counterpart.
45. I consider her my counterpart in life.
46. 2, the economic capacity of counterpart and the local economic environment;
47. Who is their Chinese counterpart?
48. As a defendant, his counterpart was the Aviation Council.
49. It sends a mixed message, and your counterpart gets to choose what signals to read.
50. This effect, in analogy to its radiofrequency counterpart, is known as optical rectification.
51. It is not a unique instance, but has its counterpart.
52. The women's shoe, like its male counterpart, is specifically designed for the serious tennis player.
53. The Foreign Minister held talks with his Chinese counterpart.
54. The Secretary of State and his Russian counterpart met to try to nail down the elusive accord.