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Meanings of replacing in English

Portuguese
reposição
Catalan
reemplaçament

The act of furnishing an equivalent person or thing in the place of another.

reposição
Usage of replacing in English
1
The company said this week it was replacing its chief financial officer.
Reuters
2
Manufacturers recommend replacing nylon products every five years, and Spectra every three.
Climbing Magazine
3
I believe that you should adopt a wait-and-see approach to replacing media.
Backup & recovery
4
Manufacturers recommend replacing nylon products every five years, and Spectra every three.Harnesses.
Climbing Magazine
5
In some cases they are replacing products where demand has fallen off.
The Irish Times
6
Or if some new factor eases public panic, replacing it with confidence.
Existence
7
The potential for replacing human work, particularly in analytical targeting, is endless.
The Guardian
8
Trump made repealing and replacing Obamacare a top campaign promise last year.
Reuters
9
The process of permanent teeth replacing baby teeth occurs over several years.
Jamaica Observer
10
Richards said the record for replacing one of them is four weeks.
Reuters
11
But coal is being replacing with both renewable power and natural gas.
The Guardian
12
The evidence that is available suggests gas is often not replacing coal.
The Guardian
13
John Weinberg takes up the position immediately, replacing executive chairman Roger Altman.
Reuters
14
The outpatient pharmacy was opened a week ago replacing a private facility.
Radio NZ
15
Personal Independence Payments will start replacing the Disability Living Allowance from April.
BBC
16
Tobin still held his father's hand, but curiosity was quickly replacing fear.
The Bone Doll's Twin
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