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replacement

[rɪˈpleɪsmənt]

sustantivo

1. devolución (f) (act of putting back); sustitución (f) (act of substituting); (re)cambio (m) (of tire, broken part)

replacement cost (finanzas) -> costo (m) or coste (m) de sustitución (español de España)
replacement parts -> piezas (f pl) de recambio
replacement value -> valor (m) de reposición

2. sustituto(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (for person)

replacement [ri-pleis-ment]

sustantivo

1. Remplazo, reposición, reintegración.

2. Colocación en su lugar.

3. Pieza de repuesto.

4. Substitución.

Replacement engine -> motor de repuesto

replacement [rɪˈpleɪsmənt]

noun

1 (putting back) reposición (f); (substituting) sustitución (f);by, with por

the replacement of damaged or lost books full warranties provide for repair or replacement of the product at no cost to you the replacement of the troops with UN peacekeeping forces to excavate soil from one area for replacement with clay liability for damaged or lost film is limited to replacement with unexposed film they are demanding the dismissal of his government and its replacement by a coalition of the centre

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2 (substitute) (person) sustitutoasustituta (m) (f);a sustituta suplente (m);for de

I am doing her job until a permanent replacement can be found he is increasingly regarded as an ideal replacement for Mrs Thatcher Turner has nominated Adams as his replacement the 18-year-old made his debut last week as a replacement for the injured Gordon Durie

(thing)

it took three days to find a replacement tardaron tres días en encontrar un repuesto; you can get a replacement if the goods are faulty le damos uno nuevo si el artículo está defectuoso

soya milk should not be regarded as a replacement for cow's milk will the warrantor provide a temporary replacement for use while your product is being serviced?

modifier

replacement cost (n) costo (m) de sustitución

door locks can usually be repaired for less than replacement cost this puts the onus on the householder to evaluate the replacement cost of their home and its contents fixed asset investments which had been valued at replacement cost

replacement engine (n) motor (m) de repuesto

replacement part (n) repuesto (m)

it's almost impossible to find replacement parts for these printers

replacement value (n) valor (m) de sustitución

such lists are used every day to determine the replacement value of property that is damaged, destroyed, or stolen with conventional insurance policies you have a difficult job working out accurately the replacement value of your possessions