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Meanings of change in English
To exchange something old or something that has become unusable for something else of the same kind.
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Examples for "exchange"
Examples for "exchange"
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Creates a national health insurance exchange to reform the private insurance market.
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Tells how political change in regard to exchange rates, closed the market.
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Every serious crisis now risks a potential nuclear exchange at the outset.
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In recent months they said they will continue to sell exchange plans.
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November last year saw the first exchange of fire in seven years.
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Another good option is to convert your flybuys points into Velocity Points.
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Brazil's government is eager to convert the offshore oil into economic growth.
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Ross had learned long ago not to try to convert the skeptics.
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A new owner might well decide to convert it for residential use.
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Technofile is a recent convert to the Spinvox.com voice to text service.
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Some of the changes relate to so-called interchange fees, the report said.
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Right after the interchange onto I-95, however, he began to tremble badly.
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He says although people regularly interchange the terms, they are very different.
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The door is left open for discussions about interchange fees, Ayliffe said.
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Regular interchange of delegates between the supreme judicatories of the several denominations.
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Reuters recently tracked residents on their daily commute from home to work.
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That, the thinking goes, will drop commute times from hours to minutes.
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Among the challenges was the commute to school which was often unreliable.
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Yet the handy commute to the city isn't its only main draw.
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It was the ideas men spoke of during their commute to work.
Usage of change in English
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However; incoming information may well change over the course of the day.
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The case could radically change the way the company operates in Europe.
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GM officials said their position would not change, however, the source said.
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The change in investment strategy was agreed earlier this year, officials said.
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Tackling climate change is an international problem that needs an international solution.
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Therefore, official US rhetoric on Syrian citizens defending themselves must change today.
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In the area of music, however, a sea change is in order.
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This law change would widen access to cannabis use for health reasons.
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The unanswered question is: did he change or did the situation change?
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She says: 'I think culture can change opinions by asking new questions.
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Sea level rise has become mired in the debate over climate change.
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A change of government could bring radical changes in the health system.
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Last year saw Harry increasingly focus on the issue of climate change.
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Mr Peters said the attack would not change New Zealand's essential nature.
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The New Year period may bring about a welcome change of scenery.
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Mr Hutchby said climate change is the main issue on the agenda.
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