To substitute for or take the place of someone or something else

to substitute for; to replace; to supersede

a person or thing that acts as a replacement or substitute; a bench player in sports

to alternate; to follow in turn; to take turns doing something

to replace; to displace; to exchange or swap something out for something else

to take over or replace someone in a job, position, or responsibility

A person who takes the place of another; a substitute or replacement.

a person who is blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others

To take the place of another person or thing; to substitute.

a product or item that serves as an alternative to another; a replacement product

to replace or take over from another person or thing; to alternate or rotate through a cycle

(colloquial) scapegoat; fall guy; a person who is made to take the blame or suffer in place of others

to assume another person's name and take their place; to pose under a false name

to take care of everything without consulting others; to run things all by oneself and not allow others to participate

to right wrongs in accordance with heaven's decree; to carry out the Way on behalf of heaven

a replacement item or substance used when the original is unavailable; something with similar properties used in place of another

To work in someone else's place temporarily; to take over a shift for someone

to rotate; to follow a rotating schedule; to replace one another in sequence

(literary) to flourish and then decline; to prosper and then decay

(biology) The process where certain organisms alternate between sexual and asexual reproductive phases in their life cycle; metagenesis

to work as a temporary substitute for someone else

to alternate or rotate with others in performing a task or to take turns in replacing one another

impersonator; impostor

a person who takes the place of another to perform a task; an understudy or standby

a substitute or a replacement

(idiom) to fret over the problems of people from long ago; to have uncalled-for or pointless worries about things that are already settled or beyond one's control

(literary) to suggest good ideas and discourage bad ones; originally referring to a minister's duty to advise a ruler on what is feasible and what should be discarded

(of a title or rank) passed down through generations within a family without being reduced in rank

a corticosteroid medication used to treat asthma and allergic rhinitis

acting in the place of one's parents; specifically used in legal contexts to refer to someone with parental responsibilities

a replacement or substitute for something; in commerce, an item that is interchangeable with another of the same type and quantity

to decline and fall into decay; to break down, particularly in the context of law and order; also written as [[陵替|陵替|ling2 ti4]]

pethidine, also known as meperidine or Demerol; an opioid pain medication

(slang) someone who effectively expresses the thoughts or feelings of others on their behalf

antipyrine, a medication used to relieve pain and fever; a loanword

Cheaper version or substitute for a high-end product that offers similar quality or results; to use such an alternative

drawer (of a desk or cabinet)

lactitol, a sugar alcohol used as a sweetener and laxative

The ghost of someone who died an unjust death finds another person to die in their place so that the ghost can be reborn.

to cultivate crops in successional or relay patterns by planting a second crop before the first is harvested

The replacement of the old by the new; a transition from one generation, system, or era to another

the replacement of the old by the new; specifically used to describe the transfer of power or the transition of personnel from the older generation to the younger generation within a team or organization

to substitute for someone else; to take another person's place

(Psychology) process of replacing an unattainable goal or object with a different one to satisfy a need

fuel derived from sources other than petroleum, such as biodiesel or ethanol

energy sources that can replace standard fuels like coal and oil; examples include solar and geothermal energy

to fret over the worries of long-departed people; to worry about something that is unnecessary or has already happened

additional; extra; separate

A substitute sought among the living by a ghost; a scapegoat or person who takes the fall for another's crime or misfortune.