Examples of using I had to replace in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
I had to replace it.”.
(TOILET FLUSHES) After you abandoned me, I had to replace you.
I had to replace it.
But you owe me $8 because I had to replace"the emerald.".
I had to replace my wheel.
My car tire had a hole in it from a nail, so I had to replace it.
I had to replace the walk-in.
If you had any integrity at all, you would resign before I had to replace you.
I had to replace the new disks.
The blood wouldn't come out of the grout, so I had to replace everything, which I did myself with a book.
I had to replace you, sister….
I had to replace my beloved hounds with teacup poodles.
Just yesterday, I had to replace three holo-emitters.
I had to replace my passport before the scheduled appointment date.
Insurance was there when I had to replace my camera and when I popped an eardrum scuba diving!
But I had to replace six telephones before I really got the hint.
Four weeks into the new semester, my superintendent told me I had to replace Mrs. Hagley, a kindergarten teacher of 25 years' experience, with an undercover police officer, and he wouldn't even tell me why.
I had to replace every part of my once-strapping… virile pirate body… with this useless hunk of garbage ye see before ye.
Um, I had to replace the cheese.
I had to replace the brakes, suspension, exhaust, seats, wheels, paneling, carburetor, manifold, the whole engine, really, mirrors, headlamps.
I had to replace mine back when it malfunctioned after having it for about nine months they replaced it no questions asked and didn't even have me send my old scales back to them.
I have to replace it.
Now I have to replace this screen.
I have to replace them every few years.
I have to replace him.
Every year I have to replace multiple boards that are rotting.
Q: How long will EarthBuster's machine last before I have to replace it?
I have to replace them every 3 months or so, but that's not too big of a deal.