replace

be replaced by (someone or something)

To have one's or something's role, function, status, capacity, etc., taken over by someone or something else; to have someone or something take one's or something's place. I feel like we're all going to be replaced by machines someday. The manager is being replaced by a younger, better educated person. All his anger was replaced by sadness after the initial shock wore off.

be replaced with (someone or something)

To have one's or something's role, function, status, capacity, etc., taken over by someone or something else; to have someone or something take one's or something's place. I feel like we're all going to be replaced with machines someday. The manager is being replaced with a younger, better educated person. All his anger was replaced with sadness after the initial shock wore off.

replace (someone or something) by (someone or something)

To substitute a person or thing in the place of someone or something; to provide someone or something that assumes the function, role, or status of someone or something. A less common variant of "replace (someone or something) with (someone or something)," except in passive constructions. They're looking to replace the manager with someone who is a bit better educated. I feel like we're all going to be replaced by machines someday.

replace (someone or something) with (someone or something)

To substitute a person or thing in the place of someone or something; to provide someone or something that assumes the function, role, or status of someone or something. They're looking to replace the manager with someone who is a bit better educated. I feel like we're all going to be replaced by machines someday.

replace someone or something by someone or something

and replace someone or something with someone or something

to remove someone or something and add someone or something in place of the first. The manager replaced two workers by a machine. Walter replaced his old lawn mower with a newer one.

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释义	replace be replaced by (someone or something) To have one's or something's role, function, status, capacity, etc., taken over by someone or something else; to have someone or something take one's or something's place. I feel like we're all going to be replaced by machines someday. The manager is being replaced by a younger, better educated person. All his anger was replaced by sadness after the initial shock wore off. See also: by, replace be replaced with (someone or something) To have one's or something's role, function, status, capacity, etc., taken over by someone or something else; to have someone or something take one's or something's place. I feel like we're all going to be replaced with machines someday. The manager is being replaced with a younger, better educated person. All his anger was replaced with sadness after the initial shock wore off. See also: replace replace (someone or something) by (someone or something) To substitute a person or thing in the place of someone or something; to provide someone or something that assumes the function, role, or status of someone or something. A less common variant of "replace (someone or something) with (someone or something)," except in passive constructions. They're looking to replace the manager with someone who is a bit better educated. I feel like we're all going to be replaced by machines someday. See also: by, replace replace (someone or something) with (someone or something) To substitute a person or thing in the place of someone or something; to provide someone or something that assumes the function, role, or status of someone or something. They're looking to replace the manager with someone who is a bit better educated. I feel like we're all going to be replaced by machines someday. See also: replace Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. replace someone or something by someone or something and replace someone or something with someone or something to remove someone or something and add someone or something in place of the first. The manager replaced two workers by a machine. Walter replaced his old lawn mower with a newer one. See also: by, replace McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: be replaced by (someone or something) be replaced with (someone or something) be remembered as (something) be remembered as/for something a ball and chain ball and chain at (one's) doorstep at doorstep at somebody's expense at someone's expense References in periodicals archive Con Edison continues to replace, on average, 65 miles of cast-iron and unprotected steel gas mains each year and looks to continue at that rate for at least another 20 years. Replacing aging pipe remains a big source for work * New advanced features as internet connectivity and 3D are still very weak drivers to replace TVs, indicating that consumers aren't not buying TVs only for such ?features. Global consumers replace TVs faster than ever: DisplaySearch To find and replace these, turn off the taps and remove the diverter handle with an adjustable spanner. THIS WEEK: REPAIRING A LEAKING TAP (PART 2); diy donny "For example, some yards replace many liners at one time, reducing overall downtime, while other yards will change liners as they have to be changed," he says. All torn up: "full-box shredding" and good record keeping can help operators ease wear on their shredding plants Most of that problem has been solved with the toilets available today, so don't hesitate to replace them one more time to get it right. "This old camp" goes green: giving kids a natural world of good--second in a series of six articles "However, bins can sometimes be damaged in the process and then we will replace them with new ones. Rubbish bins are dumped Replace "[micro]m[H.sub.max]" by "[[mu].sub.0][H.sub.max]". Erratum: determining the magnetic properties of 1 kg mass standards This liquid can replace fossil fuel for green-power generation, transportation and district heating. Agreement could land biofuel plant in northwest "Telling a client to replace in the fall is helpful, but Wheels can now provide a far more precise forecast about when that turnover should occur." Fleet management If the hardware is becoming obsolete, one should replace it. Powering up older systems: a guide to upgrading legacy systems--what does and does not work Processors who came to NPE 2003 looking for new tools to replace traditional materials discovered a broad array of products for automotive, consumer, and packaging markets. Materials: new materials at NPE 2003 target automotive, appliance, and packaging sectors. Engineering thermoplastics dominate the news, but there were also several new TPEs and a few polypropylene introductions Drumheller believes that the failure to replace cartilage and bone is "akin to malpractice," this issue is unsettled in our literature even to this day. Fibrin glue The restructured credit agreements replace facilities that generally had shorter maturities but, with the exception of $763 million in U.S. Goodyear completes bank credit restructuring. (Corporate, Financial News) But what I need to replace is a bunch of asterisks in an Excel worksheet and replace them with some data. Technology Q&A. West Texas Gas and Compania Nacional de Gas (Conagas) will replace their border crossing pipelines transporting natural gas from Eagle Pass, Texas to Piedras Negras in northern Mexico. Riverbed repair. (Out of the Box)
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