The translation of "人物姿势参考替换" depends on the context, but here are the most natural options: ### 1. Natural translation (for art/design/software contexts) **キャラクター姿势参考の替换** *(Kyarakutaa shisei sankou no tenkan)* This uses "キャラクター" (character) instead of the literal "人物" (person) to align with common terminology in creative fields (e.g., animation, game design, digital art). It means "Replacement of character pose reference." ### 2. Literal translation **人物姿势参考の替换** *(Jinbutsu shisei sankou no tenkan)* A direct translation preserving all original terms, meaning "Replacement of person pose reference." If this is a **button/menu label** (concise), you could omit the particle "の" for brevity: **キャラクター姿势参考替换** (or **人物姿势参考替换**). Both are correct—choose based on whether you prioritize naturalness (option1) or literal accuracy (option2). **Answer:** キャラクター姿势参考の替换 (or 人物姿势参考の替换 for literal) The most common choice in practical scenarios is **キャラクター姿势参考の替换**. \boxed{キャラクター姿势参考の替换}

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