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1 ♦ (to) replace
♦ (to) replace /rɪˈpleɪs/v. t.1 sostituire; cambiare: to replace a worn tyre, sostituire un pneumatico consumato; We have replaced the old couch with a new sofa bed, abbiamo sostituito il vecchio divano con un nuovo divano letto; No article replaced without receipt, senza scontrino non si cambia la merce2 sostituire; prendere il posto di (q.): Mr A. Jones has become general manager, thus replacing Mr J. Martin, Mr A. Jones è diventato direttore generale, e pertanto sostituisce Mr J. Martin; No woman will ever be able to replace his wife in his life, nessuna donna potrà mai prendere il posto di sua moglie nella sua vita3 ricollocare; rimettere: You should replace the books where you found them, dovresti rimettere i libri dove li hai trovati4 (comput.) sostituire5 ( sport) rimpiazzare, sostituire ( un giocatore): Sharp replaces the injured Randall, Sharp sostituisce l'infortunato Randall● difficult to replace, difficilmente rimpiazzabile. -
2 ♦ (to) replace
♦ (to) replace /rɪˈpleɪs/v. t.1 sostituire; cambiare: to replace a worn tyre, sostituire un pneumatico consumato; We have replaced the old couch with a new sofa bed, abbiamo sostituito il vecchio divano con un nuovo divano letto; No article replaced without receipt, senza scontrino non si cambia la merce2 sostituire; prendere il posto di (q.): Mr A. Jones has become general manager, thus replacing Mr J. Martin, Mr A. Jones è diventato direttore generale, e pertanto sostituisce Mr J. Martin; No woman will ever be able to replace his wife in his life, nessuna donna potrà mai prendere il posto di sua moglie nella sua vita3 ricollocare; rimettere: You should replace the books where you found them, dovresti rimettere i libri dove li hai trovati4 (comput.) sostituire5 ( sport) rimpiazzare, sostituire ( un giocatore): Sharp replaces the injured Randall, Sharp sostituisce l'infortunato Randall● difficult to replace, difficilmente rimpiazzabile.
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