vt. to add sth.especially to what you ran or eat,in order to increase it to an acceptable level She supplements her diet with vitamin pills Her earnings supplemented his income
vt. to add sth. especially to what you ran or eat, in order to increase it to an acceptable level She supplements her diet with vitamin pills. Her earnings supplemented his income
substitute n. someone who does someone else's job for a limited period of time The regular teacher is ill,so a substitute is teaching today. He is the doctor's substitute during holidays. sth.new or different that you use instead of sth.else that you used previously Guesswork is no substitute for investigation. There is no substitute for good food and exercise. adj.temporary The school board hired a substitute teacher. I was substitute headmaster for a term
substitute n. • someone who does someone else’s job for a limited period of time The regular teacher is ill, so a substitute is teaching today. He is the doctor’s substitute during holidays. • sth. new or different that you use instead of sth. else that you used previously Guesswork is no substitute for investigation. There is no substitute for good food and exercise. adj. temporary The school board hired a substitute teacher. I was substitute headmaster for a term