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changing /'tʃeindʤiɳ/
change /ˈʧeɪnʤ/
change
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* Các từ tương tự:
changing room
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verbchanges; changed; changing[no obj] :to become different[+ obj] :to make (someone or something) different[no obj] :to become something else - usually + to or intoto replace one thing or person with another [+ obj]She's thinking about changing jobs/dentists. [=about leaving her current job/dentist and going to a new one]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]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 was opposed to the project at first, but then he changed sides and voted in favor of it. [no obj][+ obj] to exchange one kind of money for another kindto exchange a larger bill for an equal amount in smaller bills or coinsto put on different clothes [no obj][+ 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]change aroundor 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)change down[phrasal verb] Brit :to change to a lower gear in a motor vehicle :downshiftchange gear/gearsxem gearchange handsto go from one owner to anotherThe property has changed hands many times in recent decades. [=the property has been sold many times]change horses in midstreamxem horsechange 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 anotherchange someone's/your mindxem mindchange up[phrasal verb] Brit :to change to a higher gear in a motor vehicle :upshiftchange your tunexem tunechange your waysxem waynounplural changesthe act, process, or result of changing: such asthe act of becoming different or of causing someone or something to become different [noncount]The terms of this contract are subject to change without notice. [=the terms can be changed at any time] [count]There has been a change in/to our plans. = There's been a change of plan. [=we have changed our plans][count] :the act of replacing one thing with anotherI 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 journeyIf 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 expectedI'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 billthe money returned when a payment is more than the amount neededmoney in the form of coinsThe beggar asked us if we had any spare change. [=a small amount of money that we did not need] - see also change purse, small changed US informal :money - used in the phrase chunk of change[count] :a clean set of clothes that someone can wear if they are needed[count] baseball informal :changeupthe change informal + old-fashioned :change of lifeand changeUS informal :and a very small additional amountThere'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 changeas something different from what is usualring the changesxem ring
* Các từ tương tự:
change of heart, change of life, change of pace, change purse, changeable, changeless, changeling, changeover, changeup
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nounYou have five minutes for a change of costume. This sunny weather is certainly a change for the betterWe prefer to live where there is a change of the seasons, not in the tropicsI can't believe the change that has come over Betty since the divorceI need some change for the coffee machineverbI won't be a minute, I just want to change my shoes. I'd like to change this shirt for a larger sizeAntoinette has changed since her marriage. I never thought anyone would be able to make her change her mindThe temperature often changes very rapidly hereThe alchemists tried to change base metal into gold. Every winter changes into spring - sooner or later