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单词 exchange
释义
exchange
noun
uk
/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/us
/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/

exchangenoun(GIVING AND GETTING)

B1[CorU]
theactof giving something to someone and them giving you somethingelse:
交换；互换；交流
an exchange ofideas/information思想／信息交流
They were givenfoodandshelterinexchangeforwork.他们为人工作以换取食宿。
Sheproposesan exchange ofcontractsat two o'clock.她提议两点钟办理房屋产权过户手续。
Severalpeoplewerekilledduring the exchange ofgunfire.交火中数人丧生。
More examples
  • In exchange for thehostages, theterroristsdemandedsafe-conduct out of thecountry.
  • Thevirusiscontractedthrough exchange ofbodilyfluids.
  • I mightofferthem myoldcamerainpartexchange for a new one.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Replacing and exchanging
  • alternate
  • alternatively
  • bargainsomethingaway
  • behalf
  • change over
  • instead
  • instead of
  • lieu
  • make up forsomething
  • name
  • rep
  • shoe
  • sing
  • someone'sanswer tosomeone/somethingidiom
  • spare
  • step
  • step intosomeone'sshoesidiom
  • step into the breachidiom
  • sub outsomething
  • substitution
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exchangenoun(CONVERSATION)

[C]
ashortconversationorargument:
（短暂的）交谈，对话；争吵
There was abriefexchange between the twoleaders.两位领导人进行了简短的交谈。
More examples
  • We had afriendlyexchange ofviews.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Informal talking & conversation
  • badinage
  • banter
  • bantering
  • bants
  • bloviate
  • bull session
  • buzz
  • catch
  • catch up withsomeone
  • chinwag
  • chit-chat
  • discourse
  • gas
  • heart-to-heart
  • intercourse
  • pass
  • ultra-casual
  • understand
  • vox pop
  • word-of-mouth
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Arguments & disagreements

exchangenoun(STUDENTS)

B1[C]
anarrangementin whichstudentsfrom onecountrygo tostaywithstudentsfrom anothercountry:
（不同国家学校间的）交换生项目
Are you going on theFrenchexchange thisyear?你要参加今年的法国交换生项目吗？
aGermanexchangestudent一名德国交换生
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Replacing and exchanging
  • alternate
  • alternatively
  • bargainsomethingaway
  • behalf
  • change over
  • instead
  • instead of
  • lieu
  • make up forsomething
  • name
  • rep
  • shoe
  • sing
  • someone'sanswer tosomeone/somethingidiom
  • spare
  • step
  • step intosomeone'sshoesidiom
  • step into the breachidiom
  • sub outsomething
  • substitution
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Visiting

exchangenoun(STOCK EXCHANGE)

[Cusually singular]
astockexchange
证券交易
exchange
verb[T]
uk
/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/us
/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/
B1
to give something to someone andreceivesomething from thatperson:
交换；互换；交流
It'straditionalfor the twoteamsto exchangeshirtsafter thegame.比赛后两队队员交换球衣，这是传统。
Everymonththegroupmeetssoitsmemberscan exchangetheirviews/opinions(= have adiscussion).小组每个月都开一次会，这样成员之间就可以互相交流看法／观点。
We exchangedgreetingsbefore themeeting.会前我们相致致意。
We can exchangeaddresseswhen weseeeach other.我们见面的时候可以互相留下对方的地址。
Exchanginghouses(= going tolivein someone else'shousewhile theylivein yours)for a fewweeksis a good way of having aholiday.与他人易家而居几周不失为一个度假的好方法。
to take something back to ashopwhere it wasboughtand get somethingelseinstead:
（因为购买的商品不合适而去商店）换货
If you don't like thegift, you can exchange it.你要是不喜欢这件礼物，可以去换。
I exchanged thosetrousersforalargersize.我换了条稍大的裤子。
More examples
  • Do youwantto exchange thistoasterfor another (one) or do youwantyourmoneyback?
  • We always exchangehugsandkisseswhen wemeet.
  • Achequethat is notnegotiablecannot be exchanged forcashand must bepaidinto abankaccount.
  • Theybrisklyexchangedgreetingsbeforestartingthesession.
  • Hetalkedabout thehumiliationof exchanging hisclothesfor theprisonuniform.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Replacing and exchanging
  • alternate
  • alternatively
  • bargainsomethingaway
  • behalf
  • change over
  • instead
  • instead of
  • lieu
  • make up forsomething
  • name
  • rep
  • shoe
  • sing
  • someone'sanswer tosomeone/somethingidiom
  • spare
  • step
  • step intosomeone'sshoesidiom
  • step into the breachidiom
  • sub outsomething
  • substitution
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Related word

exchangeable

Idiom

exchange words
(Definition ofexchangefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

exchange| American Dictionary

exchange
verb[T]
us
/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/
tochangesomething for somethingelseof asimilarvalueortype:
Thisshirtis toosmall– can I exchange it for one in alargersize?
Before weleftthemeeting, she and I exchangedphonenumbers(= I told her mine and she told me hers).
exchange
noun[C/U]
us
/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/
theactof giving something to someone and getting somethingelsethat issimilar:
[C]an exchange ofideas
[C]an exchange ofprisoners
(Definition ofexchangefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

exchange| Business English

exchange
noun
uk
/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/us
[C]
aplaceororganizationwhereshares,currencies,commodities, etc. areboughtandsold:
Exchanges in France and Germanyroseby about 2%.
As thedemandfor astockrisesandfallson the exchange, thepricefor thestockwillfluctuate.
[U]MONEY,FINANCE
theprocessofchangingonecurrencyfor another:
Weoffercommission-free exchange atourUKports.
exchange of sthDeregulationpreventedanybarrierto thefreeexchange ofcurrencies.
[CorU]
anoccasionwhen you give orreturnsomething to someone and they give you somethingelse:
If anitemisfaultyyou areguaranteedarefundor an exchange.
exchange of sthYou mayrequestan exchange of any or all ofyoursharesinto anothermutualfundin thegroup.
information/knowledgeexchange
[C]
anagreementin which twopeopleorgroupsvisiteach other'shome,placeofwork, orplaceofstudyfor ashorttimeinordertolearnmore about them:
on an exchangeThere will be theopportunitytovisitGermany on an exchange.
an exchangeprogramme/visit/scheme
[CorU]COMMUNICATIONS
anoccasionwhen onepersoncommunicateswith another, and the otherpersonreplies:
There was anangryexchange at themeeting.
Thee-mailexchangebetween them wasreleasedto thecourtalong with otherdocuments.
in exchange (for sth)
given because of something that has been given to you:
There's nodoubtthatstockscarryrisk, andrewardyou with thechanceofhigherreturnsin exchange.
ThegroupsoldhalfofitsLondoncasinobusinessin exchange forshares.

See also

B2B exchange
Baltic Exchange
bill of exchange
Chicago Board Options Exchange
commodity exchange
currency exchange
direct exchange
duplicate of exchange
electronic data exchange
foreign exchange
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futures exchange
indirect exchange
information exchange
International Securities Exchange
London Commodity Exchange
London Metal Exchange
London Stock Exchange
medium of exchange
mercantile exchange
the New York Stock Exchange
options exchange
part exchangenoun
private branch exchange
regional stock exchange
the Securities and Exchange Commission
securities exchange
share exchange offer
Single-Minute Exchange of Die
stock exchange
telephone exchange
exchange
verb
uk
/ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/us
[T]
to give orreturnsomething to someone andreceivesomething from them:
Theyshookhandsand exchangedbusinesscards.
If thegoodsarefaultyyou should beableto exchange them.
exchange sth for sthUnder theseschemes, shareholdings can be exchanged forunitsin aunittrust.
[T]FINANCE
tochangeonecurrencyinto another:
exchange sth for sthIn this way we willsaveon thecostsof exchangingeuroforsterlingandviceversa.
exchange sth into sthLargerhotelswill exchangedollarsintolocalcurrency.
[T]COMMUNICATIONS
tocommunicatewith someone who thenreplies:
We exchanged a few words before themeetingbegan.
exchange sth with sbUsers cancreatepageswithphotosandpersonalinformation, and exchangee-mailwith otherusers.
[IorT]PROPERTYUK
tosignalegaldocumentwith thepersonyou arebuyingpropertyfrom as the lastpartof theprocessofbuyingit:
When you exchange, you mustsatisfyyourself that you arehappywith theconditionof thehomeyou aremovinginto before youmove.
Wehopetoexchangecontractsnextweek.
(Definition ofexchangefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexchange

exchange
Such exchanges have had a major impact on market operations.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A brief but perceptive ' conclusion ' reviews the main trends in the detailed historical exchanges.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Finally, the recordings are from high stakes academic events and not ordinary exchanges.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Migrants are exchanged between the demes and it is assumed that they come, with equal probability, from any other deme.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Understanding and working with "failed communication" in telecollaborative exchanges.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Based on this reasoning, we decided here to count such initial phoneme exchanges as correct.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Indeed, exchanges among proto-organisms may have been indiscriminate, involving precursor biomolecules of all kinds.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In these exchanges, children heard conversation that drew on their prior knowledge, pointed to the physical and social context, and provided verbal semantic information.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In short, repetition is an important device in adult-child exchanges for marking additions to common ground.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Their argument is that conversational exchanges are the main channel through which we discover other minds and our own.
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In the parent-child exchanges explored in this paper, we focused on how parents get young children to attend.
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Since the economic interactions are socially embedded, product and community identities are linked through these exchanges.
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Gathering and exchanging information and improving dissemination of findings will lead to more effective and efficient priority-setting procedures.
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Although local and regional differences often require customized assessments, the value of exchanging experiences was highlighted by the participants.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The silica gel was exchanged in all the bags at the first sign of a change of the indicator colour.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithexchange

exchange

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bilateral exchange
Distributed computation of economic equilibria via bilateral exchange.
From theCambridge English Corpus
brief exchange
They were necessarily brief exchanges and incomplete.
From the
Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
cation exchange capacity
Thecationexchangecapacity was calculated by summing the basic cations and the exchangeable acidity.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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