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"代替" (dài tì) is used to express the idea of replacing or substituting one thing for another. For example, you could say: "我们可以用椰子油代替橄榄油" (wǒmen kěyǐ yòng yēzi yóu dài tì gǎnlǎn yóu), which means "We can use coconut oil instead of olive oil".
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Yes, 代替 (dài tì) is used as a verb in Chinese. It means "to replace, substitute for, or take the place of" something or someone.
For example:
- 我们需要找一个人来代替 (dài tì) 我们的老师。(Wǒmen xūyào zhǎo yīgè rén lái dàitì wǒmen de lǎoshī.) - We need to find someone to replace our teacher.
- 这个新产品可以代替 (dài tì) 旧的产品。(Zhège xīn chǎnpǐn kěyǐ dàitì jiù de chǎnpǐn.) - This new product can substitute for the old one.
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