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Значения термина easily replaceable на английском
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Использование термина easily replaceable на английском
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The liner is easily replaceable for a quick and extremely simple interface maintenance.
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Certain pieces of furniture are bulky and easily replaceable so avoid packing these.
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The authors and editors were valuable but easily replaceable cogs in the machine.
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The elastic is easily replaceable and alterable if necessary.
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Arts organisations have staunchly defended accepting money from BP and argue it is not easily replaceable.
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With hundreds of people streaming into the ghetto daily from other countries, a worker was easily replaceable.
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It is fundamentally clear that schools are at the heart of the community and are not easily replaceable.
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I am a number, a mission, an easily replaceable object; I am not even a memory in his mind.
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Because there is no such thing as an environmentally friendly phone -especially one without an easily replaceable battery.
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A great deal of wages are based on how easily replaceable people are, i.e., the cost of training new employees.
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They told me I was dispensable, easily replaceable, and that no one would ever miss me if I were gone.
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The pragmatic framework of illiteracy, as one of rapid change and progressively shorter cycles, made the human more easily replaceable.
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It was understandable that Immigration NZ wanted to see New Zealanders offered jobs but Mrs Garcia was not easily replaceable, she said.
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He said these jobs were typically seen by business as easily replaceable and created "reduced bargaining power" for many of these workers.