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Động từ

làm thay đổi; thay đổi, đổi

our plans are changed

kế họach của chúng ta đã thay đổi

change one's opinion

thay đổi ý kiến

the traffic lights have changed from red to green

đèn giao thông đã đổi từ đỏ sang xanh lục

change one's job

đổi nghề

change one's address

đổi địa chỉ

the ship changed course

con tàu đổi hướng

the wind has changed direction

gió đã đổi chiều

can I change seat with you?

Tôi đổi chỗ cho ông được không?

this is where we change for car to bus

đây là nơi chúng ta đổi từ xe hơi sang xe búyt

I need to change ny dollars into francs

tôi muốn đổi đôla lấy đồng frăng

thay, thay quần áo

change a light bulb

thay bóng đèn

I must change these trousers, they've got oil on them

tôi phải thay quần mới được, nó dính đầy dầu rồi

go upstairs to change

lên gác thay quần áo

change for dinner

thay quần áo đi ăn tối

biến thành

caterpillars change into butterflies

sâu bướm biến thành bướm

the witch changes the prince into a frog

mụ phù thủy biến thái tử thành con ếch

change hands

đổi chủ

the house has changed hands several times recently

gần đây ngôi nhà đã đổi chủ mấy lần

change (swap) horses in midstream

xem horse

change one's (somebody's) mind

đổi ý, thay đổi ý định

change places [with somebody]

đổi chỗ với ai

let's change places so you can be next to the window

ta hãy đổi chỗ cho nhau để anh được ngồi gần cửa sổ

change one's spots

hành động (xử sự) trái với bản chất của mình

change step

điều chỉnh bước chân để đi cho đúng nhịp (khi diễu hành..)

change the subject

đổi đề tài (nói chuyện)

change one's tune

(khẩu ngữ) đổi giọng; đổi cung cách đối xử (như trở nên nhã nhặn hơn thay vì xấc xược)

change one's ways

thay đổi lối sống (cho phù hợp với hòan cảnh đã đổi khác)

chop and change

xem chop

change back

trở lại dạng ban đầu

mặc lại (quần, áo vừa mới thay ra)

đổi lại (tiền đã đổi ra tiền khác)

change back francs to dollars

đổi frăng lấy lại đôla (trước đó đã đổi đôla lấy frăng)

change down

xuống số (khi lái xe ôtô)

change over [from something] [to something]

chuyển từ hệ thống (vị thế) này sang hệ thống (vị thế) khác

the country has changed over from military to democratic rule

đất nước đã chuyển từ chính quyền quân sự sang chính quyền dân chủ

change up

cài số cao hơn, sang số cao hơn (lái xe)

Danh từ

sự thay đổi, sự đổi khác

there has been a change in the programme

đã có sự thay đổi trong chương trình

the Government plans to make important changes to the tax system

chính phủ định thực hiện những thay đổi quan trọng trong hệ thống thuế

a welcome change from town to country life

một sự thay đổi thú vị từ cuộc sống thành thị sang cuộc sống nông thôn

sự đổi

a change of job

sự đổi nghề

please note my change of address

xin chú ý sự đổi địa chỉ của tôi

don't forget to take a change of clothes

đừng quên mang theo quần áo để thay

sự đổi tàu xe

tiền đổi, tiền lẻ

tiền thối lại cho khách hàng

a change for the better

sự cải thiện; sự tốt lên

a change for the worse

sự xấu đi

a change of air (climate)

sự thay đổi không khí

a change of air will do you good

thay đổi không khí sẽ tốt cho bạn đấy

a change of heart

sự thay đổi tấm lòng (hướng về một sự thân ái hoặc hợp tác lớn hơn)

for a change

để thay đổi

we usually go to France in the summer, but this year we're going to Spain for a change

chúng tôi thường đi Pháp vào mùa hè, nhưng năm nay để thay đổi chúng tôi sẽ đi Tây Ban Nha

get no change out of somebody

(khẩu ngữ) không nhận được sự giúp đỡ, tin tức của ai

ring the change on

xem ring

* Các từ tương tự:
change of life, change-gear, change-over, change-ringing, change-room, changeability, changeable, changeableness, changeably
verb

changes; changed; changing

[no obj] :to become different

Her mood changes every hour.

He's changed in appearance. = His appearance has changed.

The leaves change (in color) from green to red in the fall.

The cars were stopped, waiting for the light/lights to change (from red to green).

My, how you've changed!

He changed from an optimist to/into a pessimist.

The town has changed little in recent years.

the changing times

the ever-changing [=constantly changing] fashions of teenagers

[+ obj] :to make (someone or something) different

These events have changed me in my attitude to/toward life.

He's changed his appearance with a new haircut. = His new haircut has changed his appearance.

You can't change human nature.

Life changed him from an optimist into a pessimist.

The leaves change color from green to red in the fall. - sometimes + up in informal U.S. English

She changed up her daily routine.

We need to change things up a little.

[no obj] :to become something else - usually + to or into

Winter changed to/into spring.

The magician made the rope change into a ribbon and then change back into a rope.

to replace one thing or person with another [+ obj]

She changed her name when she got married.

We'll have a better view if we change our seats for better ones. [=if we move to better seats]

Could you change my appointment (from Monday) to Friday?

change a record/CD

France has changed its monetary unit from the franc to the euro.

She's thinking about changing jobs/dentists. [=about leaving her current job/dentist and going to a new one]

change the channel on the TV

change a (flat) tire [=replace a flat tire with one that is not flat]

Let's change the subject. [=let's talk about a different subject]

I've changed my opinion/views on that subject. [=my opinion on that subject is different now from what it was before]

The police did not believe her because she had changed her story. [=she said something different from what she had said before] [no obj]

While watching TV, he would constantly change from one channel to another.

France has changed from the franc to the euro.

The U.S. has been slow to change to the metric system.

to move from one position, place, etc., to another [+ obj]

Mary changed [=exchanged, switched] places/seats with John. = John and Mary changed places/seats (with each other).

He may be rich and famous but I wouldn't change places with him for anything in the world.

He was opposed to the project at first, but then he changed sides and voted in favor of it. [no obj]

Neither of them liked his seat so they changed with each other.

[+ obj] to exchange one kind of money for another kind

change money from dollars into pounds = change dollars into/for pounds

to exchange a larger bill for an equal amount in smaller bills or coins

I need to change [=break] a $10 bill: can you give me a five and five ones?

to put on different clothes [no obj]

Let me change out of this suit into something more comfortable.

Do they still change (to more formal clothes) for dinner?

I'll need a few minutes to change before we go out. [+ obj]

I'll need a few minutes to change my clothes before we go out.

[+ obj] :to put clean clothes on (a baby)

change a baby = change a baby's diaper [=remove a baby's dirty diaper and replace it with a clean one]

[+ obj] :to put a fresh covering on (a bed)

change a bed = change the sheets on a bed [=remove dirty sheets from a bed and replace them with clean ones]

to move from one plane, train, etc., to another in order to continue a journey [+ obj]

We'll have to change planes in Chicago. [=we'll have to get on another plane in Chicago] [no obj]

On the bus trip he had to change twice.

change around

or Brit change round [phrasal verb]

change (something) around/round or change around/round (something) :to change the order or positions of the parts of (something)

When I got back everything in my office had been changed around.

The schedule has been changed around a little.

change down

[phrasal verb] Brit :to change to a lower gear in a motor vehicle :downshift

Change down to go uphill.

change gear/gears

xem gear

change hands

to go from one owner to another

The property has changed hands many times in recent decades. [=the property has been sold many times]

The restaurant recently changed hands. [=the restaurant was recently bought by a new owner]

change horses in midstream

xem horse

change over

[phrasal verb]

change over or change (something) over or change over (something) :to go from one system, method, etc., to another or to change (one system, method, etc.) to another

It will take a week to change over from the old computer network to the new one.

It will take a week to change the old computer network over to the new one. - see also changeover

change someone's/your mind

xem mind

change up

[phrasal verb] Brit :to change to a higher gear in a motor vehicle :upshift

Change up on the highway. - see also 1change 1b (above)

change your tune

xem tune

change your ways

xem way

noun

plural changes

the act, process, or result of changing: such as

the act of becoming different or of causing someone or something to become different [noncount]

There has been little if any change in her daily routine.

You shouldn't be afraid of change. Change is a natural part of life.

The terms of this contract are subject to change without notice. [=the terms can be changed at any time] [count]

The years have brought many changes to the town's economy.

We need to make some changes in/to the system.

Many voters believe that it's time for a change.

We've had to make a slight change in the schedule.

There has been a change in/to our plans. = There's been a change of plan. [=we have changed our plans]

a change for the better [=an improvement]

a change for the worse - see also sea change

[count] :the act of replacing one thing with another

a change of address/name

changes of mood/attitude/tone

I enjoy the change of seasons every year. [=I enjoy seeing the seasons change from winter to spring, etc.]

The car needs an oil change. [=needs to have the old, dirty oil removed and replaced with clean oil]

[count] :the act of moving from one plane, train, etc., to another in order to continue a journey

If you take this flight you'll need to make a change (of planes) in Chicago. [=you'll need to change planes in Chicago]

[singular] :something that is different from what is usual or expected

We've been so busy that a quiet day at home was a welcome change.

We eat at home a lot, so dining out sometimes is/makes a nice change.

(chiefly Brit) So you've done the cooking for once in your life! Well, that makes a change!

I've been stuck here in the city for months. I could really use a change of scene/scenery. = (chiefly Brit) I could really use a change of air. [=I would like to go somewhere else for a time] - see also for a change (below)

[noncount] smaller bills or coins that are given for a larger bill

Have you got change for a $10 bill?

the money returned when a payment is more than the amount needed

It cost $9 and I gave you $10, so I should be getting $1 in change.

It costs $9. Here's $10. You can keep the change.

(US) Can you make change for a twenty? [=can you give me change if I pay with a $20 bill?]

money in the form of coins

I've got a $10 bill and about $3 in change. [=coins]

a pocketful of loose change

The beggar asked us if we had any spare change. [=a small amount of money that we did not need] - see also change purse, small change

d US informal :money - used in the phrase chunk of change

She inherited a large/hefty/nice chunk of change [=a large amount of money] from her aunt.

[count] :a clean set of clothes that someone can wear if they are needed

For a weekend in the country you'll need several changes of clothes.

The only extra clothes he took with him were a pair of socks and a change of underwear.

[count] baseball informal :changeup

The batter struck out on a straight change.

the change informal + old-fashioned :change of life

women who are going through the change

and change

US informal :and a very small additional amount

There's only six minutes and change left in the game. [=there's only a little more than six minutes left in the game]

for a change

as something different from what is usual

Let's eat out for a change.

Why don't you help me out for a change instead of me always helping you?!

ring the changes

xem ring

* Các từ tương tự:
change of heart, change of life, change of pace, change purse, changeable, changeless, changeling, changeover, changeup
noun

You have five minutes for a change of costume. This sunny weather is certainly a change for the better

substitution

replacement

exchange

interchange

switch

We prefer to live where there is a change of the seasons, not in the tropics

variation

difference

switch

variety

novelty

I can't believe the change that has come over Betty since the divorce

variation

alteration

change-over

mutation

shift

modulation

modification

transformation

metamorphosis

revolution

I need some change for the coffee machine

coin(s)

coppers

silver

(hard) cash

verb

I won't be a minute, I just want to change my shoes. I'd like to change this shirt for a larger size

exchange

interchange

switch

trade

replace (with)

substitute

Colloq swap or swop

Antoinette has changed since her marriage. I never thought anyone would be able to make her change her mind

modify

alter

modulate

mutate

transform

metamorphose

The temperature often changes very rapidly here

fluctuate

shift

vary

vacillate

The alchemists tried to change base metal into gold. Every winter changes into spring - sooner or later

change to or into

turn into

become

transform

mutate

transmute

convert

metamorphose

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