Examples of using Replacing in English and their translations into Italian
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Computer
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Oh, Alicia, I am not replacing you.
Avoid replacing copyright statements!
Jimmy? Boiler's cactus, needs replacing.
That wand needs replacing, Mr. Weasley. Vera Verto!
The formaldehyde pump in silo F needs replacing.
People also translate
Replacing number 25 for the Dragons is number 21.
Budget model of the SP, replacing the SL.
The guy replacing Robbins is just gonna mess the place up.
And how's anybody supposed to do that? She was replacing Shay.
And replacing them with bishops acceptable to the First Consul!
not need replacing.
This building was built in 1905 replacing a building from 1878.
I would hate to think of three less outstanding women replacing us.
Newborn life replacing all of us, changing this fable we live in.
Until there's nothing left. This virus will keep replacing her.
Keep this in mind when replacing eggs with other ingredients.
Coupe was the next grand tourer replacing the XJ-S.
Inspecting and/or replacing all internal crankcase components: how to get it done.
In 1999/2000, loans are entirely replacing grants.
Holistic nursing care: sponge bath, replacing clothes, cold and heat therapy.
Gil Saunders took the lead position in 1982, replacing David Ebo.
Holistic nursing care: sponge bath, replacing clothes, lactation and diaper changing.
In 2003, the recovered Anti-Christian returned to Tsjuder, replacing the drummer Jontho.
Here is a variation on the theme, replacing pasta with potato.
A further highlight is that the battery only needs replacing every 10 years.
They-they don't like the idea that you're mentally replacing them with someone else.
As a result much of the infrastructure would need replacing by bigger units.
Finland 240 standard sniper rifle of Croatian Army replacing older models.
appointed manager of Austrian SK Schwadorf, replacing Attila Sekerlioglu.
It removes the hardnessions, e.g. calcium and magnesium, replacing them with sodium ions.