Приклади вживання Supplanted Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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After HIV-resistant blood cells derived from the transplant supplanted the recipients' vulnerable cells,
when Methodius's pupils were expelled and supplanted by the German clergy of Latin rite.
Untrained workers supplanted anyone strong enough to fight,
Obviously, the Anglo-Saxons supplanted the creators of the latter,
of the cryptocurrency market, altcoins could be pressured by bitcoin just as VHS videotapes supplanted Betamax in the 1980s.
Language invaders almost completely supplanted the Celtic and Latin,
It is agreed that the current Turkic form of the Azeri language supplanted and replaced Pahlavi in Azerbaijan before the Safavid dynasty,
NTP supplanted other time synchronization innovations that didn't have a few capacities to change time in view of area of the time source
Last year, Amazon supplanted Google as the world's most valuable brand,
the magical Realm of the Ring Lords was supplanted by the material and territorial reigns of the papal kings.
because quantum chromodynamics supplanted it as an experimentally better-qualified approach to the strong interactions.[5].
when Charles V supplanted the council of guild masters governing the city by his own stadtholder,
have been gradually supplanted by Arabic(and also Roman) numerals.
Following Arab incursions into the region, Islam supplanted Buddhism and other religions in Central Asia(such as Nestorian Christianity),
with rock music largely supplanted by house music and the influence of the original Woodstock festival is less evident.
more speedy type of breaststroke appeared- the butterfly, which supplanted the classic breaststroke.
where French soon supplanted Italian as the official language though the native inhabitants continued to speak Maltese among themselves.
where French soon supplanted Italian as the official language(though the native inhabitants continued to speak Maltese, a language related to Sicilian).
for political coverage in the 1950s, television quickly supplanted radio and eventually newspapers to become by the early 1960s the major source of public information about politics.".
where light is supplanted by darkness, and the happy ending of pop is replaced by the naked reality that things don't always work out in this world.