Examples of using Cannot replace in English and their translations into Japanese
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The weapon of criticism obviously cannot replace the criticism of weapons.
The weapon of criticism obviously cannot replace the criticism of weapons.
Painkillers are only there for pain reduction and cannot replace a visit to a dentist.
The weapon of criticism cannot replace the criticism of weapons.
And computers and robots simply cannot replace many of these jobs.
Please understand that a website cannot replace a full consultation.
For people who are heavily dependent on medicines, exercise cannot replace drugs but it does contribute to normalizing the glucose metabolism.
They should also contain the statement“this product cannot replace medicine.”.
In some products, there is a faucet that cannot replace the general-purpose upper packing.
Information you read on this Web site cannot replace the relationship you have with your health care professional.
No matter how good or many are the actions of man, still they cannot replace the work of God.
Explanations in the explanatory memorandum cannot replace legal clarity of the text itself.
Remember that sea fish cannot replace meat, these products must be combined, and freshwater fish should not be given to Yorkies.
Because once you buy the theme, you cannot replace it and will have to buy a new one if it doesn't suit your website's branding.
As the old man once said, the weapon of criticism cannot replace criticism by weapons--material force must be met with material force.
The weapons of critique indeed cannot replace the critique of weapons; material force must be overthrown by material force, but the theory too becomes a material force once it gets hold of men.
Adding nuts(whole or ground) to chocolate is acceptable(soybean powder was also added at one time), but even the best of these ingredients cannot replace sugar.
Many of them follow nothing but illusion; yet illusion cannot replace the reality. God verily knows what they do.
She asserted that the green economy cannot replace commitments under the Kyoto Protocol, and expressed concern about the ambiguity of language such as“ensuring benefits are equitably shared.”.
Of course, women value gifts and dates, but they also understand that all this cannot replace faithfulness, love, respect, and time.