substitution
/sʌbstɪˈtjuːʃn/
- Syllables
- 3 syllables
- Stress
- 3rd syllable stress
- Vowel
- Short i vowel
- Ending
- Final -tion sounds like shun
sʌbstɪ - ˈtjuːʃn -> substitution
(n) အစားထိုးခြင်း။
substitute /'sʌbstÇtju:t; US -tu:t/ n ~ (for sb/sth)
အစားထိုးသူ။ အစားထိုးသည့်အရာ။
Everton substitute Mick Harris scored a minute from time. ❍ This type of vinyl is no/a poor substitute for (ie not as good as ) leather. ❍ a substitute parent/player/teacher.
v (က) ~ sb/sth (for sb/sth) အစားထိုးသည်။ community health workers being substituted for district nurses ❍ Johnson was substituted at half-time.
(ခ) ~ for sb/sth ကိုယ်စားဆောင်ရွက်သည်။ Can you substitute for me at the meeting?
❏ substitution /sʌbstÇ'tju:ʃn; US -'tu:ʃn/ n [U, C] အစားထိုးခြင်း။ the substitution of computer intelligence for other resources
❍ Two substitutions were made during the match.
- Instead of using silicon, they have substituted a more flexible material.
- [substitute something for something] : You can substitute chicken for beef if you don’t like red meat.
- The objective is to substitute real democratic politics for conflict and violence.
- She suggested that we take out the word ‘demand’ and substitute ‘request’.
- [substitute something for something] : Police investigators substituted Palmer’s bag for a similar one, then followed him to his hideout.
- [substitute something with something] : Owing to the high insurance costs, the original painting has been substituted with a copy.
- He limped off with an injured ankle and was substituted by Tucker.
- [substitute for] : Mark will substitute for me tomorrow.
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