Приклади вживання Which replaced Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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They formed stratum upon the Baltic autochthons which replaced the Germanic and Iranian tribes
On April 30, Ukraine launched the“Joint Forces Operation”(JFO) in Donbass which replaced“ATO”.
First, plunging global temperatures spurred the rise of massive deciduous forests, which replaced jungles and rainforests in high northern
This perversion of the Faith started with the basic festivals, which replaced the festivals of the Bible with those of the sun-worshippers.
indefinite articles, which replaced the older inflectional suffixes.
Islam teaches that the Qur'an is the last of God's revelations, which replaced the earlier scriptures,
Barbados was divided into large plantation estates, which replaced the small holdings of the early British settlers.
In addition, we are preparing for the fact that biometric passports, which replaced the usual ones, dictate their terms of time and service.
Pembroke(ex-Trent) after 1905 showing the pole masts which replaced her sailing rig.
others that they were nadrenii types, which replaced the Neanderthals that roamed Europe.
Euro: The currency of the European Monetary Union(EMU), which replaced the European Currency Unit(ECU).
modern V-shaped power units, which replaced the in-line sixes of past generations.
Zetec trim styles which replaced the Aspen and GLX models.
The main administrative unit in thirteenth-fourteenth centuries was hora(хорá) which replaced the komitat from the First Bulgarian Empire.
a group of broilers which replaced soybean oilcakes by 50%,
The second top Android Android smartphone, which replaced the Galaxy S(I9000).
Highlight” in 1999 becomes GT3(996 in the back), which replaced the Spartan RS.
The same provisions are contained in the Cosmetics Regulation, which replaced the Cosmetics Directive as of 11 July 2013.
has received Russian tanks, which replaced the Ukrainian diplomacy.
was the first of three buildings which replaced the old city fortification.