reemplaçado

Reemplaçado is a Portuguese word that translates to "replaced" in English. It is the past participle of the verb reemplazar, meaning to substitute, replace, or take the place of something or someone. The word is used in a variety of contexts, indicating that an item, person, or idea has been substituted for another.

For example, in a technical context, one might say "o software foi reemplaçado por uma nova versão," meaning "the software was replaced by a new version." In a personal context, "ele foi reemplaçado no cargo," translates to "he was replaced in his position." The concept of reemplaçado is fundamental in understanding processes of change, obsolescence, and succession across many domains.

The grammatical form of reemplaçado indicates a completed action. It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. Thus, one would say "as peças foram reemplaçadas" (the parts were replaced - feminine plural) or "os documentos foram reemplaçados" (the documents were replaced - masculine plural). This grammatical agreement is crucial for correct usage in Portuguese. The concept itself, however, is universal and applies to any situation where something is supplanted by something else.