comparable

In a sentence

• Les deux œuvres d'art étaient comparables en termes de technique.

  The two artworks were comparable in terms of technique.

  In this sentence, 'comparable' describes that the two artworks can be compared based on their similar technical aspects.

• Son style de cuisine est comparable à celui d'un chef étoilé.

  His cooking style is comparable to that of a starred chef.

  Here, 'comparable' is used to suggest an analogy between the subject's culinary style and that of a renowned chef, emphasizing similarity.

• Le niveau de difficulté de cet exercice est comparable à celui des examens finals.

  The difficulty level of this exercise is comparable to that of final exams.

  In this context, 'comparable' links two entities implying that their levels of difficulty are alike or equivalent.