replace

• 动词，表示用某物或某人替代另一物或另一人，或提供替代品；也可表示更换、取代或调换位置。

A verb used to indicate the act of taking the place of something or someone, or providing a substitute.

1. Take the place ofB1formal

   To take the position or function of something or someone.

   取代

   • The new manager will replace the retiring one.
   • Robots are replacing human workers in some factories.
   • She replaced the old carpet with a new one.

   同义词displacesucceedsupersedesupplant

2. Put back in positionB1formal

   To return something to its original or proper place.

   放回原处

   • Please replace the book on the shelf after reading.
   • He replaced the lid on the jar tightly.
   • She replaced the tools in the toolbox.

   同义词put backreinstallreinstaterestorereturn

3. B1formal

   To provide a substitute for something that is broken, lost, or worn out.

   替换

   • I need to replace the batteries in my remote control.
   • The mechanic replaced the flat tire with a spare one.
   • They replaced the old windows with energy-efficient ones.

   同义词exchangesubstitutesupersedesupplantswapswitch