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1 ♦ substitute
♦ substitute /ˈsʌbstɪtju:t/n.1 sostituto; supplente2 surrogato; succedaneo: Margarine is a substitute for butter, la margarina è un surrogato del burro● (econ.) substitute demand, domanda alternativa (o concorrenziale) □ (fin.) substitute money, moneta scritturale ( giroconti bancari, assegni, ecc.).(to) substitute /ˈsʌbstɪtju:t/v. t.1 sostituire; mettere al posto di; usare invece di: to substitute cotton for wool (o wool with cotton) sostituire il cotone alla lana (o la lana con il cotone)● to substitute for, sostituire; supplire; prendere il posto di: I had to substitute for the head clerk who was absent, dovetti sostituire il capufficio che mancava □ (leg.) substituted service, notificazione ( di un atto) non in mani proprie.
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