to replace; to take the place of

to substitute for; to replace; to supersede

to replace; to take over (a position or post)

stand-in; substitute; (cinema) body double; stunt double

to exchange; to replace; to substitute for; to switch

scapegoat

to replace (a damaged component with a new one, an injured player with a substitute player, full-time workers with casual workers etc); a substitute; a replacement

to replace

substitute; alternative

to replace; alternately; in turn

(idiom) to enforce justice on behalf of Heaven

scapegoat; fall guy

to take turns (responsibility); to replace

stand-in (for lighting and camera setup)

rise and fall

(slang) sb who effectively articulates others' thoughts or feelings on their behalf

(neologism c. 2021) cheaper alternative; affordable alternative

to take over (from one another); to alternate; to replace; to relay

replacement worker; substitute worker

to act as substitute; to fill in for sb

to take the rap for sb

(theater) understudy

meal replacement

to substitute for sb in sitting an examination

succession (of changes in an ecological community); naturally evolving sequence

(poorly paid) ghostwriter or substitute calligrapher

body double (in nude scenes)

to take turns; to follow a rotating schedule

body double (in eating scenes)

a substitute; a replacement

pethidine (aka meperidine or Demerol) (loanword)

erhua variant of 替班[ti4 ban1]

erhua variant of 替角[ti4 jue2]

(biology) alternation of generations; (fig.) generational succession; passing of the torch from one generation to the next

(of a position or title) to be passed down unaltered through generations within a family

in place of sb's parents; in loco parentis (law)

to assume sb's name and take his place (idiom); to impersonate; to pose under a false name

to do everything oneself (idiom); not to allow others in on the act

antipyrine (loanword)

lactitol, a sugar alcohol

alternative fuel

scapegoat; sacrificial lamb

substitute player; reserve player

body double; stunt double

(loanword) cetirizine

to fret over the worries of long-departed people (idiom); to worry unnecessarily; crying over spilt milk; often used with negatives, e.g. no need to worry about past issues

impersonator; impostor

fluticasone propionate