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noun I must find a replacement for my secretary - she's leaving next week.) sustitutoreplacement n otro / sustitutotr[rɪ'pleɪsmənt]1 (act) sustitución nombre femenino, reemplazo2 (person) sustituto,-a3 (thing) otro,-a■ I'll never find a replacement for that vase I broke nunca encontraré otro jarrón para sustituir ése que se me rompió4 (spare part) recambio, pieza de recambioreplacement [ri'pleɪsmənt] n1) substitution: reemplazo m, sustitución f2) substitute: sustituto m, -ta f; suplente mf (persona)3)replacement part : repuesto m, pieza f de recambion.• pieza de repuesto s.f.• recambio s.m.• reemplazo s.m.• relevación s.f.• reposición s.f.• repuesto s.m.• sustitución s.f.• sustituto s.m.rɪ'pleɪsmənta) u ( act) sustitución f, reemplazo m; (before n)replacement value — ( Fin) valor m de reposición
b) c ( person) sustituto, -ta m,fc) c ( object)I'll buy you a replacement — te compraré uno nuevo, te compraré otro; (before n) <doors, windows> modular
[rɪ'pleɪsmǝnt]replacement parts — repuestos mpl, piezas fpl de recambio or de repuesto, refacciones fpl (Méx)
1. N1) (=putting back) reposición f ; (=substituting) sustitución f (by, with por)hormone2) (=substitute)b) (=thing)you can get a replacement if the goods are faulty — le damos uno nuevo si el artículo está defectuoso
2.CPDreplacement cost N — costo m de sustitución
replacement engine N — motor m de repuesto
replacement part N — repuesto m
replacement value N — valor m de sustitución
* * *[rɪ'pleɪsmənt]a) u ( act) sustitución f, reemplazo m; (before n)replacement value — ( Fin) valor m de reposición
b) c ( person) sustituto, -ta m,fc) c ( object)I'll buy you a replacement — te compraré uno nuevo, te compraré otro; (before n) <doors, windows> modular
replacement parts — repuestos mpl, piezas fpl de recambio or de repuesto, refacciones fpl (Méx)
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