Examples of using Difficult to replace in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
The simple story is that it's much more difficult to replace a currency than it is to say that it won't be worth a certain amount anymore.
you don't want to take any chances with things that will be difficult to replace.
they're expensive and difficult to replace.
it can also be difficult to replace them.
they're expensive and difficult to replace.
Traditional mechanical watches also offer an aesthetic value that is difficult to replace with battery-operated timepieces.
men's watches also offer an aesthetic value that is difficult to replace with battery-operated timepieces.
It is always difficult to replace top-class players in a really good shape
lading is required in order to obtain the goods from the carrier at destination makes it particularly difficult to replace by electronic means of communication.
where hair growth makes it difficult to replace lost tissue with skin from other areas of the body.
where hair growth makes it difficult to replace lost tissue with skin from other areas of the body.
but also difficult to replace after damage and, secondly,
His predecessor has proven difficult to replace.
You will be difficult to replace.
It will be difficult to replace them.
Is it difficult to replace it? Not for Citroën.
A person like him will undoubtedly be difficult to replace.
It may stretch and be difficult to replace without deformity.
so they are difficult to replace.
departure of Ms. Clinton, Morocco loses an ally who will be difficult to replace.”.