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| comp., MS |
flash (To alternate between calls when there is an active call and a call on hold) |
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| gen. |
alternate; change; commutation; confusion; displacement; exchange; permutation; proxy; replacement; shift; substitute; substitution; surrogate |
| avunc. |
swap |
| comp., MS |
replacer (A function used for replacing the value of text, digtal etc); substitute (An item that can take the place of another item) |
| germ. |
ersatz |
| law |
subrogation; alternative; barter; compensation (lat. compensatio); double (lat. duplus; Gk. diploos); interchange; supply; switch; switching; trade |
| relig. |
conversion (lat. conversio) |
| slang |
swop |
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| gen. |
barter; commute; confound; counterchange; exchange; permute; take the place of (nekoga); relay; replace (nekoga); substitute; supersede |
| cust. |
replace |
| fig. |
mix up |
| fr. |
amend (lat. emendare) |
| law |
change (lat. cambiare; cambire); cover for (smb., koga); do deputy for (koga); fill in (koga); fill in for (smb., koga); interchange; mistake; take the place of (smb., koga); stand proxy for (smb., koga); relieve (lat. relevare); replace (smb., koga); stand in for (smb., koga); step into someone's place (koga); substitute for (smb., koga); swap; switch; trade in; trade off |
| photo. |
displace |
| railw. |
change |
| relig. |
convert |
| tech. |
commutate; mutate; renew |
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| law |
bartered; commuted; exchanged; mistaken; substituted |
| tech. |
converted; inverted |
