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单词 replace
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Definition of replace in English:

replace

verb rɪˈpleɪsrəˈpleɪs
[with object]
  • 1Take the place of.

    代替,取代

    Ian's smile was replaced by a frown

    伊恩一改笑容,皱起了眉头。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • They were superseded later in the Middle Ages, being replaced by a single movable lectern.
    • However, these will all be abolished and replaced by a single piece of legislation that covers all UK pensions.
    • In some cases these resources have replaced printed publications, helping us to reduce costs and provide updates as needed.
    • Ruiz was ousted from power and replaced by communist mayor Manual Diaz, who immediately held a vote - passed unanimously - to suspend all development.
    • Lost tags can be replaced with a tag with a new code provided traceability is not compromised
    • This is a gripping record but not a great one: A few of Wallumrød's originals could have been replaced with covers.
    • When the play became a film, the entire original cast returned except for Tandy, who was replaced with Gone with the Wind's Vivien Leigh.
    • A surge of love and understanding swept through him, but was quickly replaced by anger.
    • The most obvious difference is that glass windows have replaced sliding wood shutters, and houses now have electricity.
    • In an ideal world, you should have enough cover to replace a breadwinner's entire income if s/he dies.
    • Just a year later on, and following the departure of Dalley, replaced by Ros Murray, the band appear to return to some of their earlier instrumental sound with this third album.
    • This is required to replace older medicines that will eventually face competition from generic substitutes.
    • The pseudo-foil cover has been replaced with an actual foil cover.
    • Gone is the notion of providing all services anytime, anywhere, which has been replaced with a more specific list.
    • This system has quietly been replaced at every studio with a deal that returns about 55% to the studios no matter what week of the run it is.
    • Other critics argue that the proposal would increase costs for the state because the services provided by volunteer board members would have to be replaced by highly paid consultants.
    • There are no liner notes, and the record graphic on the disc has been replaced by a repeat of the cover graphic.
    • Many would prefer the word ‘knowledge’ here to be replaced by ‘understanding’.
    • The problem with this new structure is that it does not replace or provide the kind of skills in sufficient quantity now needed in the new business environment.
    • Men and women lounge in striped deck chairs only to be replaced by distraught, fighting figures illuminated in flashing lights.
    1. 1.1 Provide a substitute for (something that is broken, old, or inoperative)
      更换,替换
      the glass had not long been replaced after a fight
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The man-made leg replacing the leg Ahab lost after fighting Moby Dick.
      • Because of their long life, LEDs don't need to be replaced as often as other lightbulbs, if ever.
      • I checked it on my way to work the next day to find that, yes, they had changed the filter, but rather than put it a new one they substituted one that was much worse than the one being replaced!
      • The ad hoc-tech use of standard fittings and relatively simple technology makes the enterprise admirably economical, though replacing exhausted light bulbs might prove a bit tricky.
      • A fifth of them cannot be saved or restored, they need to be completely replaced, but among them are 66 registered architectural monuments.
      • The company used to spend four hours a week checking each one and replacing burned-out light bulbs.
      • The original neo-Gothic chapel fell victim to subsidence and was replaced in 1963 with a tepee-like structure covered in copper.
      • Server hardware is usually built to facilitate easy upgrading of hardware and replacing of broken parts.
      • One of the charter boats had to be replaced at the last minute because of a broken bilge pump.
      • Broken roof tiles should be replaced and broken windows should be repaired.
      • Although the broken window would still need to be replaced, the inner pane protects the building's interior from the fierce winds.
      Synonyms
      substitute, exchange, change
      give in place of, give as a replacement for, give in return/exchange for, swap for
    2. 1.2 Fill the role of (someone or something) with a substitute.
      替代(某人或某事的作用)
      the government dismissed 3,000 of its customs inspectors, replacing them with new recruits

      政府解雇了3,000名海关检查员,用新雇员替代了他们。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • The saving of Margaret replaces or substitutes for the saving of the working class-Parliament's rejection of the Charter.
      • With land devalued, those needing wealth seek substitute assets to replace land in their portfolios.
      • The play is a kind of reversal of The Taming of the Shrew, where the man-hater Kate is replaced with a woman-hater Cavaliere.
      • Aside from their functional benefits, whey - based ingredients provide a cost-savings potential by replacing more costly ingredients or serving as bulking agents, notes Huang.
      • Much of the trade sought to replace imports with local substitutes of acceptable quality but lower cost.
      • A fall in the dollar from its pedestal with no substitute to replace it would be the very disturbing outlook suggested by an interpretation of the current trends.
      • In 1977, God Save the Queen was replaced as the national anthem by Advance Australia Fair.
      • Oskar learned then that no substitute could replace his drum.
      • Denzel Washington does his thing in the Sinatra role, replacing Frank's shaken-but-confident characterization with an unsure and frightened soul.
      • He is replaced by an ordinary, non-distinguishable and indifferent 13-year-old girl named Wei.
      • In China perhaps nationalism plays its most important role in replacing other elements in the official ideology that are having to be jettisoned to accommodate the effects of economic reform.
      • If the formal flamboyance of his '60s films has been replaced by complexity and their humour superseded by an intensified sensitivity to beauty, it is only to be expected and welcomed.
      • What they have not said is that the particular foam that was in use at the time was an environmental substitute replacing a material that had worked well.
      • Over a period of twenty years, paper or its substitutes replaced traditional coins.
      • On 1 January 2002, 300 million citizens said goodbye to their historic old currencies, replacing them with one, the euro.
      • Firms are closing attractive company pensions left, right and centre, then replacing them with inferior substitutes.
      • Quite apart from the endless round of operational tours, soldiers have currently to provide cover for striking firemen, who are said to be paid more than the soldiers replacing them.
      • This highly readable book will be the standard biography replacing Robert Rhodes James and indeed Eden's own unsatisfactory but lucrative memoirs.
      • This system designated the U.S. dollar as the international reserve asset, replacing gold in this role.
      • On the plus side, it has been replaced by a flashing seatbelt reminder, which covers front and rear passengers.
      Synonyms
      take the place of, succeed, be a replacement for, take over from, supersede, follow after, come after
      supplant, oust
      stand in for, substitute for, act as stand-in for, deputize for, act for, stand in lieu of, fill in for, cover for, relieve, act as locum for, understudy
      step into the breach, hold the fort
      informal fill someone's shoes/boots, step into someone's shoes/boots, sub for
  • 2Put (something) back in a previous place or position.

    放回,把…放回原处

    he drained his glass and replaced it on the bar

    他喝光了杯中酒以后把杯子放回到吧台上。

    Synonyms
    put back, return, return to its place, restore

Derivatives

  • replacer

  • noun
    • Beta lactoglobulin exhibits excellent gelling properties in baking applications and can function as an egg white replacer.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • That milk replacer may very well contain cattle blood plasma, even though, in laboratory tests, mad cow-type diseases can be spread through blood plasma.
      • Its ‘Veggie’ brand encompasses veggie shreds (which melt well and taste pretty good too), cream cheese, feta crumbles, mozzarella for baking in pasta dishes, string cheese and Parmesan replacers.
      • In lieu of fat substitutes or fat replacers, manufacturers now are trying to use less milk fat while using a ‘more functional’ milk protein to improve texture, mouthfeel and smoothness.
      • Depending on the quota situation, calves should be fed whole milk or milk replacer for the first 8 weeks of life, or until they consume at least 1kg of a high quality starter creep feed.

Definition of replace in US English:

replace

verbrəˈplāsrəˈpleɪs
[with object]
  • 1Take the place of.

    代替,取代

    Ian's smile was replaced by a frown

    伊恩一改笑容,皱起了眉头。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Ruiz was ousted from power and replaced by communist mayor Manual Diaz, who immediately held a vote - passed unanimously - to suspend all development.
    • This is required to replace older medicines that will eventually face competition from generic substitutes.
    • The problem with this new structure is that it does not replace or provide the kind of skills in sufficient quantity now needed in the new business environment.
    • Gone is the notion of providing all services anytime, anywhere, which has been replaced with a more specific list.
    • The pseudo-foil cover has been replaced with an actual foil cover.
    • Men and women lounge in striped deck chairs only to be replaced by distraught, fighting figures illuminated in flashing lights.
    • They were superseded later in the Middle Ages, being replaced by a single movable lectern.
    • When the play became a film, the entire original cast returned except for Tandy, who was replaced with Gone with the Wind's Vivien Leigh.
    • However, these will all be abolished and replaced by a single piece of legislation that covers all UK pensions.
    • Lost tags can be replaced with a tag with a new code provided traceability is not compromised
    • Other critics argue that the proposal would increase costs for the state because the services provided by volunteer board members would have to be replaced by highly paid consultants.
    • A surge of love and understanding swept through him, but was quickly replaced by anger.
    • There are no liner notes, and the record graphic on the disc has been replaced by a repeat of the cover graphic.
    • In an ideal world, you should have enough cover to replace a breadwinner's entire income if s/he dies.
    • Just a year later on, and following the departure of Dalley, replaced by Ros Murray, the band appear to return to some of their earlier instrumental sound with this third album.
    • This system has quietly been replaced at every studio with a deal that returns about 55% to the studios no matter what week of the run it is.
    • This is a gripping record but not a great one: A few of Wallumrød's originals could have been replaced with covers.
    • In some cases these resources have replaced printed publications, helping us to reduce costs and provide updates as needed.
    • The most obvious difference is that glass windows have replaced sliding wood shutters, and houses now have electricity.
    • Many would prefer the word ‘knowledge’ here to be replaced by ‘understanding’.
    1. 1.1 Provide or find a substitute for (something that is broken, old, or inoperative)
      更换,替换
      the light bulb needs replacing

      电灯泡需要更换。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • The man-made leg replacing the leg Ahab lost after fighting Moby Dick.
      • The ad hoc-tech use of standard fittings and relatively simple technology makes the enterprise admirably economical, though replacing exhausted light bulbs might prove a bit tricky.
      • A fifth of them cannot be saved or restored, they need to be completely replaced, but among them are 66 registered architectural monuments.
      • One of the charter boats had to be replaced at the last minute because of a broken bilge pump.
      • Because of their long life, LEDs don't need to be replaced as often as other lightbulbs, if ever.
      • Broken roof tiles should be replaced and broken windows should be repaired.
      • I checked it on my way to work the next day to find that, yes, they had changed the filter, but rather than put it a new one they substituted one that was much worse than the one being replaced!
      • Although the broken window would still need to be replaced, the inner pane protects the building's interior from the fierce winds.
      • The original neo-Gothic chapel fell victim to subsidence and was replaced in 1963 with a tepee-like structure covered in copper.
      • Server hardware is usually built to facilitate easy upgrading of hardware and replacing of broken parts.
      • The company used to spend four hours a week checking each one and replacing burned-out light bulbs.
      Synonyms
      substitute, exchange, change
    2. 1.2 Fill the role of (someone or something) with a substitute.
      替代(某人或某事的作用)
      the government dismissed 3,000 of its customs inspectors, replacing them with new recruits

      政府解雇了3,000名海关检查员,用新雇员替代了他们。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • He is replaced by an ordinary, non-distinguishable and indifferent 13-year-old girl named Wei.
      • A fall in the dollar from its pedestal with no substitute to replace it would be the very disturbing outlook suggested by an interpretation of the current trends.
      • Oskar learned then that no substitute could replace his drum.
      • Denzel Washington does his thing in the Sinatra role, replacing Frank's shaken-but-confident characterization with an unsure and frightened soul.
      • Over a period of twenty years, paper or its substitutes replaced traditional coins.
      • Much of the trade sought to replace imports with local substitutes of acceptable quality but lower cost.
      • Firms are closing attractive company pensions left, right and centre, then replacing them with inferior substitutes.
      • The play is a kind of reversal of The Taming of the Shrew, where the man-hater Kate is replaced with a woman-hater Cavaliere.
      • With land devalued, those needing wealth seek substitute assets to replace land in their portfolios.
      • Aside from their functional benefits, whey - based ingredients provide a cost-savings potential by replacing more costly ingredients or serving as bulking agents, notes Huang.
      • In China perhaps nationalism plays its most important role in replacing other elements in the official ideology that are having to be jettisoned to accommodate the effects of economic reform.
      • On the plus side, it has been replaced by a flashing seatbelt reminder, which covers front and rear passengers.
      • This highly readable book will be the standard biography replacing Robert Rhodes James and indeed Eden's own unsatisfactory but lucrative memoirs.
      • What they have not said is that the particular foam that was in use at the time was an environmental substitute replacing a material that had worked well.
      • Quite apart from the endless round of operational tours, soldiers have currently to provide cover for striking firemen, who are said to be paid more than the soldiers replacing them.
      • The saving of Margaret replaces or substitutes for the saving of the working class-Parliament's rejection of the Charter.
      • In 1977, God Save the Queen was replaced as the national anthem by Advance Australia Fair.
      • This system designated the U.S. dollar as the international reserve asset, replacing gold in this role.
      • If the formal flamboyance of his '60s films has been replaced by complexity and their humour superseded by an intensified sensitivity to beauty, it is only to be expected and welcomed.
      • On 1 January 2002, 300 million citizens said goodbye to their historic old currencies, replacing them with one, the euro.
      Synonyms
      take the place of, succeed, be a replacement for, take over from, supersede, follow after, come after
  • 2Put (something) back in a previous place or position.

    放回,把…放回原处

    he drained his glass and replaced it on the bar

    他喝光了杯中酒以后把杯子放回到吧台上。

    Synonyms
    put back, return, return to its place, restore
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