"Supersede" in Tagalog can be translated as "paglabag" or "pagsalungat." It refers to replacing someone or something in a position of authority or importance.
Of course they can.
Position means a place of witch someone works in or is standing ex. I am standing in a very uncomfortable position or I got a new position at work today.
A person who helps a new worker learn a new position may be called a trainer, or, with a broader kind of help, a mentor.
"A new broom sweeps clean" means that having new leadership, as in politics or business, will brush away old problems with a new approach. The saying might be used, for example, as a rationale for replacing an established politician with someone different in order to improve the situation in a city or state or country.
It means when your forcing someone to do something.
It is defective and needs replacing.
On Earth, someone would most likely see less then half of a moon.
Even after replacing the switch it needs to be aligned with the shifter. Put the car in reverse and then have someone watch the lights as you loosen the switch and then rotate it slightly forward or backwards. once the lights come on, secure it in position.
Try replacing the fuel pump.
If someone needs information about replacing a caravan heater, can be found on the Camping and Caravnning Club website, a website dedicated to caravans.
To expel someone from a position is commonly referred to as "removal" or "dismissal."