♦ replacement

♦ replacement
♦ replacement /rɪˈpleɪsmənt/
n.
1 sostituto; rimpiazzo: Our secretary is leaving and we have to find a replacement, la nostra segretaria va via e dobbiamo trovare una sostituta; I've lost my bus pass, I'll have to get a replacement, ho perso la tessera dell'autobus, devo procurarmene una nuova; The band is looking for a replacement guitarist, il gruppo sta cercando un nuovo chitarrista
2 [u] sostituzione: the replacement of obsolete machinery, la sostituzione dei macchinari obsoleti; (econ., rag.) replacement cost, costo di sostituzione
3 [u] successione, subentro (in una carica, in una mansione, ecc.)
4 (ind., mecc.) sostituzione, ricambio (di pezzi e sim.)
5 (ind., mecc.) ricambio; pezzo di ricambio
6 [uc] (sport) sostituzione; rimpiazzo: replacements allowed, (numero di) sostituzioni consentite
7 [u] ricollocamento
8 [u] (geol.) sostituzione; metasomatismo
● replacement parts, pezzi di ricambio.

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