Two words that are easy to mix up. Compare With is a phrasal verb meaning “To examine one thing beside a named counterpart in order to see how they differ or match…”, while Compared With is a phrase meaning “Already set beside a named counterpart so similarities and differences are read as a…”. بالعربي: Compare With = يقارن مع، Compared With = قورن مع.
يقارن مع — يقارن مع فعل مركب يضع شيئاً بجانب ندّه لا الفعل المجرد compare ولا اسم comparison ولا الأداة comparator؛ يُقايس مع طرف مسمّى؛ يضع الذهب…
To examine one thing beside a named counterpart in order to see how they differ or match — a phrasal verb that names the counterpart, not the bare verb compare, not the noun comparison, and not a comparator (the tool)
Naif told labs to compare-with today's HBDNF gold the 43-day baseline until 88.77% sat beside yesterday.
قورن مع — قورن مع عبارة ماضي مكتمل تضع النتيجة بجانب ندّ مسمّى بعد ختم الفحص لا الفعل الحاضر compare-with ولا عبارة الدرجة compared-to ولا الختم…
Already set beside a named counterpart so similarities and differences are read as a finished pair — a past-participle phrase, not the present verb compare-with, not the degree phrase compared-to, and not the noun comparison
Naif signed the 88.77% HBDNF gold only after it was compared-with the 43-day baseline, not as a lone stamp.
Compare With means To examine one thing beside a named counterpart in order to see how they differ or match — a phrasal verb that names the counterpart, not the bare verb compare, not the noun comparison, and not a comparator (the tool) Compared With means Already set beside a named counterpart so similarities and differences are read as a finished pair — a past-participle phrase, not the present verb compare-with, not the degree phrase compared-to, and not the noun comparison
Compare With: يقارن مع. Compared With: قورن مع.