replace

replace
transitive verb
1) (vertically) zurückstellen; (horizontally) zurücklegen; wieder einordnen [Karteikarte]; [wieder] auflegen [Telefonhörer]
2) (take place of, provide substitute for) ersetzen

replace A with or by B — A durch B ersetzen

3) (renew) ersetzen [Gestohlenes usw.]; austauschen, auswechseln [Maschinen[teile] usw.]
* * *
[rə'pleis]
verb
1) (to put, use etc (a person, thing etc), or to be put, used etc, in place of another: I must replace that broken lock; He replaced the cup he broke with a new one; Cars have replaced horses as the normal means of transport.) ersetzen
2) (to put (something) back where it was: Please replace the books on the shelves.) wieder hinstellen
- academic.ru/61572/replaceable">replaceable
- replacement
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re·place
[rɪˈpleɪs]
vt
to \replace sb/sth [with sb/sth] jdn/etw [durch jdn/etw] ersetzen
to \replace sth etw [an seinen Platz] zurücklegen [o zurückstellen]
to \replace the receiver [on the hook] den Hörer wieder auflegen
3. (substitute)
to \replace sth etw ersetzen
to \replace a dressing [or bandage] einen Verband wechseln
to \replace a loss einen Schaden ersetzen
4. COMPUT
to \replace sth etw austauschen
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[rI'pleɪs]
vt
1) (= put back) zurücksetzen; (on end, standing up) zurückstellen; (on its side, flat) zurücklegen

to replace the receiver (Telec) — (den Hörer) auflegen

2) (= provide or be substitute for) person, thing, ingredient, goods (temporarily) vertreten

the boss has replaced Smith with Jones — der Chef hat Smith durch Jones ersetzt

3) (= renew) components, parts austauschen, ersetzen
4) (COMPUT) text etc ersetzen
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replace [rıˈpleıs] v/t
1. ersetzen (by, with durch), an die Stelle treten von (oder gen)
2. a) jemanden ersetzen oder ablösen, an die Stelle treten von (oder gen):
be replaced by abgelöst werden von, ersetzt werden durch
b) jemanden vertreten
3. einen Betrag etc (zu)rückerstatten, ersetzen
4. wieder hinstellen oder -legen, wieder an Ort und Stelle bringen, MED einrenken:
replace the receiver TEL (den Hörer) auflegen
5. TECH
a) ersetzen, austauschen:
he had a hip replaced MED ihm wurde ein künstliches Hüftgelenk eingesetzt
b) wieder einsetzen
6. MATH vertauschen
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transitive verb
1) (vertically) zurückstellen; (horizontally) zurücklegen; wieder einordnen [Karteikarte]; [wieder] auflegen [Telefonhörer]
2) (take place of, provide substitute for) ersetzen

replace A with or by B — A durch B ersetzen

3) (renew) ersetzen [Gestohlenes usw.]; austauschen, auswechseln [Maschinen[teile] usw.]
* * *
adj.
Austausch- präfix. v.
austauschen v.
auswechseln v.
ersetzen v.
jemanden im Amt ablösen ausdr.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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