replaceable
مستبدل
definition
adjective
a knife with a replaceable blade
able to be replaced.
translation of 'replaceable'
adjective
مستبدل
example
These are all temporary and 'replaceable' items.
And it's added a multitude of models, including ones with 'replaceable' heads.
PalmOne corrected that by moving to a 'replaceable' battery, so you can always carry a spare.
His apparently 'replaceable' musical cohorts are polite and articulate, and their demeanour amply reflects the band's name - short for the very un-rock'n'roll call sign, Will Comply.
Standard windows are marine glazed with 1/2-inch insulated glass, insect screens, removable fixed or operating sashes, and 'replaceable' nylon rollers with brass axles.
Part of calculating the cost of owning a printer involves working out how many copies you get for what you spend on consumables, and especially the cost of 'replaceable' units such as toner drums.
Never name your kid/company something that has 'replaceable' letters, ever.
It runs on 'replaceable' methanol cartridges.
This printer came with a 'replaceable' toner cartridge that was not difficult to change, although it could sometimes bit a little messy.
He knows that people are 'replaceable' and not very important, and he proves this to himself by deleting them throughout his life.
The trend recently has been toward having a single 'replaceable' toner and drum unit so that users don't have to get involved with the guts of their printer.
The 'replaceable' lenses are cutting demand for lens solution, which accounts for more than half of the company's revenue.
The computer server incorporates all of the features required for fault tolerant operation, including all redundant 'replaceable' components and real-time guaranteed operation in the event of drive failures.
The speed, reliability and scalability of the network switch are directly attributable to the parallelism inherent in the solid-state chip implementation, the high-speed backplane and the 'replaceable' blade design.
The trend in mono printers recently has been towards having a single 'replaceable' toner and drum unit so that users don't have to get involved with the guts of their printer.
Someone has to clean, and wait tables, and fold shirts at certain large companies, but those someones are treated like 'replaceable' screws in a gigantic machine.
Things such as redundant power supplies, field 'replaceable' fans and multiple network interfaces are often supplied in target equipment intended for enterprise deployments.
There is a 'replaceable' ink reservoir filled with a viscous fluid of either spirit-soluble or oil-soluble dyes.
Experience is the only thing that is not 'replaceable' by technology.
The actors are also self-abused, culpable in part for their own 'replaceability' .
None of the two has a chance to be on the next Mets team to flirt with decency because, from the management perspective, their value lies only in their 'replaceability' .
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