Replaces

Uncommon though it may be, we do sometimes use the suffix "ão" with the word that replaces "you" (second person plural) in Portuguese. For example: "Estão a viajar juntos?"

Brunch replaces breakfast and lunch.

Tom replaces one meal a day with a protein shake.

Gradually, as the magnetic flux (a measurement of the quantity of magnetism) that comes up with the sunspots moves pole-ward it erodes the existing polar fields and replaces them with magnetic fields that have the opposite polarity.

At an event Thursday in Tesla's design studio in Los Angeles, Musk unveiled a new battery swapping system that automatically replaces a discharged battery with a fully charged one in about the same time it takes to fill up a 50-liter gas tank, and for about the same price.

A building with high ceilings and huge rooms may be less practical than the colourless office block which replaces it, but it often fits in well with its surroundings.

Dr. James Stannard, developed this procedure with James Cook, a veterinarian who heads a regenerative orthopaedics laboratory and is director of operations and research at the university’s BioJoint Center. Stannard is chair of orthopaedic surgery at the university’s School of Medicine. The technique replaces a patient’s damaged cartilage with healthy donor cartilage.

While some people own mobile phones simply to make or receive calls, for others they are the ultimate fashion accessory. Targeting this group, Korea's LG Electronics has teamed up with Italian luxury goods designer Prada to produce designer mobile phones. The phones, featuring a touch interface that replaces the conventional keypad, will be launched in Europe next year, and will be available soon after in a number of Asian locations, including Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore.

Tom always replaces "our home and native land" with "our home on native land" in the national anthem.