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Mandarin Grammar Point
替代 (tìdài) - Replace, substitute

替代 (tìdài) - Replace, substitute

Short explanation:

Used to express the action of replacing or substituting one thing with another.

Formation:

Noun 1 + 被 + Noun 2 + 替代

Examples:

传统的教学方式已经被在线教育替代了。
Chuántǒng de jiàoxué fāngshì yǐjīng bèi zàixiàn jiàoyù tìdài le.
The traditional way of teaching has been replaced by online education.
肉类食物被素食替代，可以降低患心脏病的风险。
Ròulèi shíwù bèi sùshí tìdài, kěyǐ jiàngdī huàn xīnzàngbìng de fēngxiǎn.
Replacing meat-based foods with vegetarian food can reduce the risk of heart disease.
这款新手机目标是要替代现在市场上的老旧手机。
Zhè kuǎn xīn shǒujī mùbiāo shì yào tìdài xiànzài shìchǎng shàng de lǎojiù shǒujī.
The goal of this new phone is to replace the old phones on the market.
他被新来的员工替代了。
Tā bèi xīn lái de yuángōng tìdài le.
He was replaced by a new employee.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese word '替代 (tìdài)' is used when we want to express the action of replacing one thing with another. We can use it to talk about replacing people, objects, or concepts with others. Usually, it is used in situations where an alternative is introduced as a substitute for a previous option. The structure of the sentence is noun + 被 + substituting noun + 替代.
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