supplant

1 But there is another explanation for the continued success of “Dangerous”: Nothing else has come along to supplant it.

2 We all know why food halls have supplanted the glass-and-steel suburban jungles where mall rats and power walkers once roamed: Everyone shops online these days.

3 For some, “it’s supplanted going out to coffee with friends.”

4 It ended in 2008 after a 10-year run, when the Internet officially supplanted the need to air music videos on TV.

5 That just as the theories of Ptolemy and Newton seemed perfectly satisfactory for centuries, so too our most cherished theories will one day be supplanted.

6 One of the chief risks facing booming white-collar cities, such as San Francisco and New York, is that the new poor will supplant the old in public concern.

7 The protagonist of James’s era — the scholar in his dim library — was supplanted in our imaginations by curious young women roaming gloomy manors and innocently unleashing hell.

8 Finally, Mr Trump understood that just as television supplanted radio as the primary way to connect to voters, the internet is sidelining TV.

9 Small tribal coteries were supplanted by corporate donors.

10 Here, both religion and popular culture have been supplanted by a state-driven cult of personality.

11 Here we spied vivid Moorish idol fish and yellow puffer fish in the aquarium-like calm, supplanted by larger tuna as we rounded the rough windward side.

12 When William Shockley was overtaken by colleagues in the race to build the transistor, he got mad and then got even, creating his own supplanting innovation.

13 A ringing supplanted the silence in his head.

14 The notion of constructing a synthetic creature that could supplement or supplant organic women extends back at least as far as E.T.A.

15 Soon other traders began to call Mollie’s father Jimmy, and before long it had supplanted his Osage name.

16 The rugged psychedelic tendencies of the group’s most influential music has been supplanted by bucolic field recordings, gentle percussion and placid keys.

17 They bear witness to the very savagery that society is designed to supplant.

18 Le Carré said Guinness’ portrayal of Smiley was so good it supplanted his personal image of his own character.

19 But the directness of the early work has been supplanted by a multifaceted approach.

20 That recalibration, which supplants yelling, for example, with a more thoughtful choice, is the ultimate win, practitioners say.

1 代替

alternate substitutive instead replacement substitution displacement stead surrogation vice cover substitute replace oust do duty for in the room of instead of that get sub supersede in lieu surrogacy for swap displace in place of take the place of pre-empt in stead on behalf on behalf of substitute for in behalf in behalf of stand in fill in switch succeed do duty cover for surrogate subrogation supersession novation pinch-hit

2 排挤掉

bump

3 撵走

dispossession bounce turn fire ship pack boot send about his business

4 取代

substitutive displacement subrogation supersession supersedure substitute replace displace supersede oust subrogate substitution replacement vice outplace preempt supercede supply usurp outcompete push out instead fill-in pinch hit for vicarious for renew exchange drive out take the place of pre-empt step into shoes substitute for in place of in lieu in lieu of make way

5 替代

displacement pro- near -ette displace supersede put substitute sub commute in stead stand in in lieu take the place of surrogate change in lieu of

6 连根拔掉

disroot

7 排挤

crowding out