頂替

顶替
dǐngtì
to replace

CEDICT

  1. to assume somebody's identity (with intent to cheat)
  2. to replace somebody; to take somebody's place; to get a job at one's parent's place of work when the parent retires or dies

Wiktionary

  1. 頂名代替。
  2. 大陸地區指員工退休或退職後，其子女按照國家規定進入父母原任單位工作。

重編國語辭典

  1. 指員工退休或退職後，其子女按照國家規定進入父母原任單位工作
  2. 頂名代替

維基詞典

Entry Composition

1 頂 dǐng
  1. apex
  2. crown of the head
  3. top
  4. roof
  5. most
  6. to carry on the head
  7. to push to the top
  8. to go against
  9. to replace
  10. to substitute
  11. to be subjected to (an aerial bombing, hailstorm etc)
  12. (slang) to "bump" a forum thread to raise its profile
  13. classifier for headwear, hats, veils etc
2 替 tì
  1. to substitute for
  2. to take the place of
  3. to replace
  4. for
  5. on behalf of
  6. to stand in for

Containing this entry

冒名頂替 màomíngdǐngtì
  1. to assume sb's name and take his place (idiom); to impersonate
  2. to pose under a false name

Related entries

交替 jiāotì
  1. to replace
  2. alternately; in turn
取代 qǔdài
  1. to replace
  2. to supersede
  3. to supplant
  4. (chemistry) substitution
车取代了自行车。

Cars took the place of bicycles.

Source: Tatoeba

接替 jiētì
  1. to replace
  2. to take over (a position or post)
更換 gēnghuàn
  1. to replace (a worn-out tire etc)
  2. to change (one's address etc)
我考虑更换工作。

I considered changing my job.

Source: Tatoeba

替補 tìbǔ
  1. to replace (a damaged component with a new one, an injured player with a substitute player, full-time workers with casual workers etc)
  2. a substitute
  3. a replacement
由于训练迟到，杰克的教练决定把他留在替补席。

Jack’s coach decided to keep him on the bench for being late to training.

Source: Tatoeba

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