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to interchange
01
to swap items, information, etc. between different parties
Transitive: to interchange sth
Example
As part of the cultural exchange program, students from different countries interchanged traditional recipes.
Scientists from various disciplines often interchange data and findings to advance research.
In the collaborative project, team members regularly interchange ideas to enhance creativity.
02
to swap the positions or roles of two items or entities
Transitive: to interchange positions or roles of items
Example
The decorators interchanged the positions of the paintings in the gallery to create a different visual impact.
As part of the experiment, the researchers interchanged the control and experimental groups to eliminate bias.
The mechanics had to interchange the tires on the car to balance the wear and tear.
Interchange
01
a place where a vehicle can switch from one highway to another without having to cross traffic
Example
The interchange included multiple lanes for different directions of travel.
The interchange was designed to minimize congestion during peak hours.
They installed traffic lights at the interchange for safer merging.
02
the act of exchanging ideas, information, or goods
03
the act of changing one thing for another thing
04
reciprocal transfer of equivalent sums of money (especially the currencies of different countries)
Example
As part of the cultural exchange program, students from different countries interchanged traditional recipes.
Scientists from various disciplines often interchange data and findings to advance research.
In the collaborative project, team members regularly interchange ideas to enhance creativity.
The students decided to interchange textbooks for the semester to study different subjects.
The sister cities have a tradition to interchange cultural exhibitions to foster understanding.
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