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substitutable

/suhb-sti-toot, -tyoot/US // ˈsʌb stɪˌtut, -ˌtyut //UK // (ˈsʌbstɪˌtjuːt) //

可替代的,可替代,可替换的,可替代性

Related Words

surrogate代用,代替的,代用的,代替backup备份,备件,备援,备用的replacement替换,更换,置换,替代stand-in替身,替补,替身演员,替代者supplant排斥,取代,排挤,取代了swap互换,交换,替换,掉期replace替换,替代,替换掉,代替dummy假人,假的,假货,假设stopgap权宜之计,权宜之策,权宜措施temporary临时,临时的,临时性的,临时性ersatz假的,假说,假设性的,假象imitation模仿,模仿品,仿制,仿冒品alternate替代的,交替的,交替使用,交替进行pseudo伪装,伪,假性,假性的second第二,其次,第二个,第二位counterfeit造假,冒牌货,假冒,假冒品makeshift凑合,凑合着用,凑合的,凑成的acting采取行动,扮演者,担任,扮演的角色near靠近,濒临,靠近的,迩来simulated模拟的,仿真的,模拟,仿真

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person or thing acting or serving in place of another.
    • : a person who, for payment, served in an army or navy in the place of a conscript.
    • : Grammar. a word that functions as a replacement for any member of a class of words or constructions, as do in He doesn't know but I do.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    sub·sti·tut·ed, sub·sti·tut·ing.

    • : to put in the place of another.
    • : to take the place of; replace.
    • : Chemistry. to replace by other elements or groups.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    sub·sti·tut·ed, sub·sti·tut·ing.

    • : to act as a substitute.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : of or relating to a substitute or substitutes.
    • : composed of substitutes.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as ininterchangeable
Synonyms
compatible兼容的,兼容,相容的,可兼容的synonymous同义词,同义,同义的,代名词changeable可变的,可变,多变的,多变commutable可换乘的,可交换的,可换的,可转换的converse匡威,匡时,匡威公司,匡威的convertible可转换,可兑换,可转换的,可兑换的correspondent通讯员,通信员,记者equivalent相当于,相等的,等价物,相等exchangeable可交换,可交换的,可兑换,可交流的fungible可替代的,可替换的,可互换的,可替代性interconvertible可互换的,可相互转换的,可相互转换,可互换mutual互相,彼此,互相的,相互reciprocal对等的,互惠的,互惠,相互的reciprocative互惠的,对等的,互惠,互惠性same相同,相同的,一样,一样的workalike工作伙伴,劳动者,劳动密集型,劳动关系
as inexchangeable
Synonyms
convertible可转换,可兑换,可转换的,可兑换的commutable可换乘的,可交换的,可换的,可转换的complementary补充性的,补充性,补充的,补充correlative关联性,相关的,关联,相关equivalent相当于,相等的,等价物,相等fungible可替代的,可替换的,可互换的,可替代性mutual互相,彼此,互相的,相互reciprocal对等的,互惠的,互惠,相互的replaceable可替换,可替换的,可更换,可更换的returnable可返回,可退回,可退回的,可返回的substitutive替代性,替换性,替代性的,替换性的transmutable可变性的,可变性,可变的,可变换的

Examples

  • In place of dark matter, they substitute a subtly modified force of gravity.

  • Educators across the spectrum have acknowledged that online teaching, no matter its quality, is a poor substitute for in-person teaching.

  • Gödel’s extra insight was that he could substitute a formula’s own Gödel number in the formula itself, leading to no end of trouble.

  • Many leaders have acknowledged that online education is a poor substitute for in-person learning.

  • “I think we’re substituting one form of inequity for another,” Wulfeck said.

  • The substitute nurse says to him in a stage whisper, “You know, the doctor says no vodka.”

  • But in the end there is no substitute for government when it comes to war fighting.

  • Innovation is a poor substitute for insight, at least where boyhood is concerned.

  • This clean source of caffeine is the next noble, and healthy, substitute for your daily cup of coffee.

  • Annunziato and Akerman are in agreement that CrowdMed is best deployed as a supplement, not a substitute.

  • The "torfuge" (Fig. 31) is said to be a very satisfactory substitute for the centrifuge, and is readily portable.

  • Loss, where she was concerned, involved a permanent and irremediable bereavement—no substitute was conceivable.

  • If the auctioneer could afterward do this he might change the name, substitute another, and so perpetrate a fraud.

  • If any one of the parts should be lost or broken, it would require some ability in that country to contrive a substitute.

  • When sedimentation only is desired, the torfuge (Fig. 31) is a cheap and convenient substitute.

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