검색어: replacing (영어 - 타갈로그어)

replacing
pinalitan

not replacing
hindi pa napalitan

replacing the roof
pagkakabit ng kisame

replacing poor lighting
pagpapalit ng sirang ilaw

replacing broken lights
pagpapalit ng bumbilya

replacing the roof of the house
pagpapalit ng ng gutter ng yero sa gate 2

i have no intention of replacing you
wla akong balak lokohin ka

replacing the broken switch of light
pagpapalit ngsirang switch

replacing available packages info, using %s.
pinapalitan ang info tungkol sa magagamit na mga pakete, gamit ang %s.

must be replacing for a sensor type to be uniform
dapat na papalitan para sa isang uri ng sensor

after going off arvin and blas got tired of replacing
pinalitan nila

in cairo, a similar protest was staged, where protesters scaled the us embassy walls, tearing down the us flag, and replacing it with an islamic banner.
sa cairo naman, isang protesta rin ang naganap, kung saan inakyat ng mga nagpoprotesta ang pader ng embahada ng estado unidos, binaba ang bandila ng estados unidos, at pinalitan ito ng isang bandilang islamic.

becaks are fast becoming a rare breed, as city governments across the archipelago ban them for their antiquated and inhumane nature, replacing them with motorized versions trikes similar to thailand’s tuk -tuks.
becaks are fast becoming a rare breed, as city governments across the archipelago ban them for their antiquated and inhumane nature, replacing them with motorized versions trikes similar to thailand’s tuk -tuks.

tamura was a member of the house of representatives to which he was first elected in 1955.[2][5] he was appointed labor minister in 1972 and transport minister in 1976.[2][4] on 17 july 1980 he was named as the speaker of the house of representatives, succeeding hirokichi nadao in the post.[6] tamura served in the post until 28 november 1983 when kenji fukunaga replaced him as speaker.[6] he served as minister of international trade and industry from 1986 to 1988 in the cabinets led by prime minister yasuhiro nakasone and then by noboru takeshita.[7][8][9] when he was in office he apologized to the united states for an export violation committed by a japanese manufacturer.[10] in a reshuffle in december 1988 hiroshi mitsuzuka replaced tamura as minister of international trade and industry.[9] tamura again became the speaker of the house of representatives on 2 june 1989, replacing kenzaburo hara in the post.[6] tamura's term ended on 24 january 1990 when yoshio sakurauchi was appointed speaker.[6] tamura, nicknamed the “wheeler-dealer” in political arena, retired from politics in 1996.[11]
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