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change

UK
/tʃeɪndʒ/
US
/tʃeɪndʒ/
change back
change in
change out
change over
change up

Translations

changenoun
changes
pl
UK
/tʃeɪndʒ/
US
/tʃeɪndʒ/
The change in weather was sudden and unexpected.
Le changement de temps a été soudain et inattendu.
monnaiePièces de monnaie; par opposition aux billets.
I need some change to pay for the parking meter.
J’ai besoin de monnaie pour payer l’horodateur.
monnaieSomme rendue après un paiement.
She gave the cashier a ten-dollar bill and received two dollars in change.
Elle a donné un billet de dix dollars à la caissière et a reçu deux dollars de monnaie.
Synonyms
alteration
modification
transformation
shift
variation
adjustment
conversion
metamorphosis
transition
reform
Antonyms
stability
unchangeability
changeverb
changed
Past Simple
changed
Past Participle
changing
Gerund
UK
/tʃeɪndʒ/
US
/tʃeɪndʒ/
She decided to change her hairstyle for the summer.
Elle a décidé de changer de coiffure pour l’été.
He needs to change the light bulb in the living room.
Il doit remplacer l’ampoule du salon.
échangerSurtout pour de l’argent ou une conversion entre devises.
I need to change my dollars into euros before the trip.
Je dois échanger mes dollars contre des euros avant le voyage.
se changerEn parlant de vêtements.
After the gym, he went to the locker room to change.
Après la salle de sport, il est allé au vestiaire pour se changer.
Synonyms
alter
modify
transform
convert
adjust
revise
switch
vary
amend
replace
Antonyms
remain
stay
changeadjective
UK
/tʃeɪndʒ/
US
/tʃeɪndʒ/
Attributive use of the noun, e.g., change purse, change jar.
à monnaieEmploi attributif lié à la petite monnaie.
She dropped a few pennies into her change jar.
Elle a mis quelques centimes dans son bocal à monnaie.

Definitions

changenoun
The act or process of becoming different.
The change in weather was sudden and unexpected.
Coins as opposed to paper currency.
I need some change to pay for the parking meter.
The money returned to someone as the balance of the amount paid for something.
She gave the cashier a ten-dollar bill and received two dollars in change.
A new or refreshingly different experience.
The vacation was a welcome change from her usual routine.
A replacement or substitution.
He made a change to the lineup before the game started.
changeverb
To make or become different.
She decided to change her hairstyle for the summer.
To replace something with something else, especially something of the same kind that is newer or better.
He needs to change the light bulb in the living room.
To exchange one thing for another, especially money.
I need to change my dollars into euros before the trip.
To put on different clothes.
After the gym, he went to the locker room to change.
changeadjective
Used before a noun to denote relation to coins of small denomination or to an alteration/exchange.
She dropped a few pennies into her change jar.
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