supplanted

英 [səˈplɑːntɪd]

美 [səˈplæntɪd]

v.  取代，替代(尤指年老者或落后于时代的事物)
supplant的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 替代;取代
  If a person or thingis supplanted, another person or thing takes their place.
  1. He may be supplanted by a younger man...
     他可能会被一个年龄比他小的人取代。
  2. By the 1930s the wristwatch had almost completely supplanted the pocket watch.
     到了 20 世纪 30 年代，手表几乎完全取代了怀表。

双语例句

• In most offices, the type writer has now been supplanted by the computer.
  在当今许多办公室里，打字机已被电脑取代。
• She's been supplanted in her aunt's affections by her brother.
  她在她姑母心中的地位已被她兄弟取代了。
• He may be supplanted by a younger man
  他可能会被一个年龄比他小的人取代。
• He was supplanted by Vishnu and Shiva as the most important of gods.
  毗湿奴和湿婆取代了他，成为最重要的神灵。
• Barbarians first invaded Spain in ad409 but were supplanted by Moors from North Africa ( 711-719), who organized a kingdom known for its learning and splendor.
  野蛮人于公元409首次入侵西班牙，但后来被来自北非的摩尔人取代（711-719年），摩尔人建立了一个博学和辉煌的王国。
• She has been supplanted by another in his affections.
  他爱上了另一个人，不再爱她了。
• Their assets are scattered, their staff move on, their products are supplanted by new competitors.
  它们的资产会四分五裂，员工另谋出路，产品被新的竞争产品所取代。
• By the 1930s the wristwatch had almost completely supplanted the pocket watch.
  到了20世纪30年代，手表几乎完全取代了怀表。
• The described resource is supplanted, displaced, or superceded by the referenced resource.
  被描述的资源是由另一资源排挤掉，取代，或者代替。
• Prime Minister was supplanted by his rival.
  首相被他的对手排挤掉了。