just a thought

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just a thought

ikebana

just a thought

if you asked someone to replace something , what would you mean ?

would it be to change , to remove that thing or what ?

just a late evening thought of mine that might help some member though .

IKEBANA

17 Oct 2010

Jackie1952

If you "replace" something, generally you take away one item, and give back another.
You change one thing for another, or a second meaning would be to "put back".
E.G
I replaced the old DVD with a new one.
I replaced the book on the shelf.

1. to take the place of,
2. to substitute a person or thing for (another) we need to replace that chair,
3. to put (something) back in its rightful place,

17 Oct 2010