Pronunciation: /rɪˈpleɪs/
noun a person or thing that takes the place of another
A1 I need to buy a replace for my broken phone charger.
A2 She found a good replace for her old laptop.
B1 The mechanic recommended a high-quality replace for the car's engine.
B2 The company decided to invest in a new replace for their outdated software.
C1 The artist created a unique replace for the missing piece in the sculpture.
C2 The architect designed a modern replace for the old building facade.
verb to take the place of something or someone
A1 I need to replace my old phone with a new one.
A2 Can you replace the batteries in the remote control?
B1 It's time to replace the old carpet in the living room.
B2 The company decided to replace the outdated software with a newer version.
C1 The government plans to replace the current healthcare system with a more efficient one.
C2 The artist decided to replace the original painting with a new masterpiece.
formal It is essential to replace the old equipment with new and updated technology.
informal I need to replace my phone because it keeps freezing.
slang I'm going to replace my old sneakers with some fresh kicks.
figurative Sometimes we need to replace negative thoughts with positive ones for a better mindset.
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