« to replace » en sept langues
Sensto replace
Espagnol
/sustiˈtwiɾ/
savant
Reemplazar, modelled on French remplacer, is just as common.
Français
/ʁɑ̃plase/
autre source · re- + en + place (Latin PLATEA 'street')
Substituer exists but is formal.
Italien
/sostiˈtwire/
savant
Rimpiazzare, from French, is more colloquial.
Portugais
/substʃituˈih/
savant
For a part or battery, Brazilians often just say trocar.
Roumain
/ɨnlokuˈi/
autre source · în 'in' + loc 'place' (Latin LOCUM)
Catalan
/supstituˈi/
savant
Anglais
/ɹɪˈpleɪs/
autre source · re- + place (French place, Latin PLATEA)
L’ancêtre latin
SUBSTITUERE‘to put in place of’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Spanish and Italian use the Latin 'put in place of' (English substitute); French, like English, simply puts something back in its place.
Parents anglais: substitute, institute, constitute
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esTenemos que sustituir la batería.
- frIl faut remplacer la batterie.
- itDobbiamo sostituire la batteria.
- ptPrecisamos substituir a bateria.
- roTrebuie să înlocuim bateria.
- caHem de substituir la bateria.
- enWe need to replace the battery.
Plus de mots : Verbes essentiels
- to representrepresentarreprésenterrappresentarerepresentarreprezentarepresentar
- to achieve (a goal)lograratteindreraggiungerealcançaratingeaconseguir
- to afford (have the money for)permitirsese permettrepermettersiter condições (de)permite (își)permetre's
- to assume (suppose)suponersupposersupporresuporpresupunesuposar
- to chatcharlarbavarderchiacchierareconversarsta de vorbăxerrar
- to preferpreferirpréférerpreferirepreferirpreferapreferir