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to replace
01
to put someone or something new instead of someone or something else
Transitive: to replace sb/sth
Example
The company decided to replace the outdated equipment with newer, more efficient models.
The restaurant had to replace the broken table with a new one to accommodate its customers.
02
to fill the role or take the place of someone or something
Transitive: to replace sth
Example
As technology advances, traditional methods may become obsolete and new approaches often replace them.
Over the years, handwritten letters have been largely replaced by email and messaging.
03
to restore or put something back into its original or appropriate position, location, or state
Transitive: to replace sth somewhere
Example
Each evening, the librarian replaces the returned books onto their respective shelves in alphabetical order.
After using the measuring cups and spoons for baking, make sure to replace them in the designated drawer.
04
to substitute or provide an alternative that fulfills the same function or purpose
Ditransitive: to replace sth with an alternative
Example
The company decided to replace all outdated computers with newer models to enhance productivity.
The chef decided to replace regular flour with almond flour in the recipe to accommodate gluten-sensitive diners.
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place
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replace
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replacing
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replacing
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