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以旧换新

yǐ jiù huàn xīn
phrase★Intermediate— trade-in for new
formal

A policy or program where old items are exchanged for new ones, often at a discounted price.

政府推出了家电以旧换新的补贴政策。

The government introduced a subsidy policy for home appliance trade-ins.

💡

Commonly used in retail and government policies to promote recycling and consumption.

Collocations

以旧换新政策trade-in for new policy以旧换新补贴trade-in subsidy

Synonyms

旧换新换新政策

Related Phrases

旧物利用phrase
reuse of old items
环保消费phrase
eco-friendly consumption

💡Pro Tip

Policy Context

This phrase is often used to describe government or business initiatives aimed at reducing waste and promoting sustainable consumption.

📖Word Origin

Combination of '以' (use), '旧' (old), '换' (exchange), and '新' (new), reflecting the concept of exchanging old items for new ones.

📝Usage Notes

Often used in the context of government policies or retail promotions to encourage recycling and upgrading of products.

Word Breakdown

以
use
prefix
+
旧
old
root
+
换
exchange
root
+
新
new
suffix
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