supersede in Polish
supersede in Polish is odłożyć, unieważnić, zastąpić — supersede means to take the place of something older or less effective, so that the earlier version is no longer used or valid.
supersede in Polish
odłożyć
(transitive) To take the place of.
unieważnić
(transitive) To take the place of.
zastąpić
(transitive) To take the place of.
odłożyć
(transitive) To displace in favor of itself.
unieważnić
(transitive) To displace in favor of itself.
zamienić
(transitive) To displace in favor of itself.
zastąpić
(transitive) To displace in favor of itself.
What does "supersede" mean?
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verb To take the place of something older or less effective, so that the earlier version is no longer used or valid.
"This policy supersedes all previous guidance issued by the department."
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verb To take over a position or role from someone, especially by being appointed in their place.
"She was superseded as head of the department after only a year."
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supersede in a sentence
- This policy supersedes all previous guidance issued by the department.
- Streaming has largely superseded the DVD.
- She was superseded as head of the department after only a year.
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What is "supersede" in Polish?
"supersede" in Polish is odłożyć, unieważnić, zastąpić. supersede means: To take the place of something older or less effective, so that the earlier version is no longer used or valid.
How do you use "supersede" in a sentence?
Example: "This policy supersedes all previous guidance issued by the department." In Polish, "supersede" is odłożyć, unieważnić, zastąpić.
Are there other ways to say "supersede" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "supersede": odłożyć, unieważnić, zastąpić, zamienić.
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