Examples of using To replace it in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Well, I believe the answer is that we have not yet produced a new story with which to replace it.
there is no other way but to replace it with a new system.
They are not part of the hazard statement text and should not be used to replace it.
Early in 1996, however, the FAO had decided to launch a new project to replace it.
The Security Council renews the support given to the plan of ECOWAS to strengthen the moratorium signed in Abuja on 31 October 1998 on the import, export and manufacture of small arms and light weapons, and to replace it with a mandatory convention.
Virgin Islands was revised by the administering Power in 1954, there have been five attempts to replace it with a locally written constitution approved by the people of the Territory that would organize the internal mechanisms of government.
PAT may be phased out completely if the recommendation by the Academic Council of the National Public Security Academy to replace it with PNC contingents is accepted by the Director-General of PNC.
Since the Organic Act of the Virgin Islands was revised by the administering Power in 1954, there have been four attempts to replace it with a local constitution approved by the people of the Territory, which would organize the internal mechanisms of government.
As regards the term“other professions”, which was deemed to be unclear, the following suggestions were made: to replace it with the phrase“as well as other institutions and individuals”; to replace the phrase“other professions involved in” by the phrase“other institutions or entities that carry out”; and to replace“professions” with the word“entities”.
Do you want to replace it?
I can't afford to replace it.
Get another body to replace it.
And you need something to replace it.
I mean the cost to replace it.
I just need something to replace it.
I just expect you to replace it.
What do you have to replace it?
I'm working on something to replace it.