superseded

英 [ˌsuːpəˈsiːdɪd]

美 [ˌsuːpərˈsiːdɪd]

v.  取代，替代(已非最佳选择或已过时的事物)
supersede的过去分词和过去式

过去式：superseded　过去分词：superseded　

医学

柯林斯词典

• VERB 取代，替代(陈旧或令人不满意的事物)
  If somethingis superseded bysomething newer, it is replaced because it has become old-fashioned or unacceptable.
  1. Hand tools are relics of the past that have now been superseded by the machine.
     手工工具是历史的遗物，现在已经被机器所取代。

双语例句

• If nuclear power superseded fossil power, we would run out of uranium in 4 years.
  如果我们以核能取代所有化石能源，铀将在4年内耗尽。
• The system of barter was superseded by the use of money.
  以物易物的制度被金钱的使用取代了。
• The old system has been superseded.
  旧制度已被取代了。
• Effluent standards have superseded stream standards.
  排放标准已代替了流淌标准。
• After the first summer our canoe superseded the rowboat, except for my father's fishing.
  第一个夏天结束后，我们的划艇就被独木舟取代了，只是我父亲在钓鱼时仍使用划艇。
• Superseded code awaiting an update.
  等待更新的取代代码。
• We live in a world in which demand for once-essential products and services can be superseded in an instant as a result of new technological developments.
  在我们生活的时代里，由于新技术的发展，那些一度是人们基本需求的产品和服务顷刻之间可以被取代。
• Any double or redouble is superseded by a subsequent legal bid.
  任何加倍或再加倍被接续合法实质叫牌取代。
• This debate has superseded the old argument as to whether the US is in recession or not.
  这种争论已经取代了先前有关美国经济是否陷入衰退的争辩。
• Single transistors were superseded in the 1960s and '70s by integrated circuits.
  在1960年代、70年代，集成电路取代了单独的晶体管。