Pronunciation: ˈwazək
Parts of Speech: noun
a silly and inept person; someone who is regarded as stupid
change
Definition: Meaning of, change in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation: / tʃeɪn(d)ʒ /
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become different/make something different [intransitive and transitive] to become different, or to make something become different
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start doing/using something different [intransitive and transitive] to stop doing or using one thing, and start doing or using something else instead [= switch]
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replace something [transitive] to put or use something new or different in place of something else, especially because it is old, damaged, or broken
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change your mind to change your decision, plan, or opinion about something
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change sides to leave one party, group etc and join an opposing party, group etc
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clothes [intransitive and transitive] to take off your clothes and put on different ones
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clothes [transitive] to put a clean NAPPY on a baby, or to put clean clothes on a baby or small child
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bed [transitive] to take the dirty SHEET s off a bed and put on clean ones
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exchange goods [transitive] British English to take back to a shop something that you have bought and get something different instead, especially because there is something wrong with it [= exchange American English]
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exchange goods [transitive] British English to give a customer something different instead of what they have bought, especially because there is something wrong with it [= exchange American English]
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exchange money [transitive] to get smaller units of money that add up to the same value as a larger unit
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exchange money [transitive] to get money from one country for the same value of money from another country
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trains/buses/aircraft [intransitive and transitive] to get off one train, bus, or aircraft and into another in order to continue your journey
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change hands if property changes hands, it starts to belong to someone else
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change places (with somebody) to give someone your place and take their place
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change places (with somebody) to take someone else's social position or situation in life instead of yours
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gear [intransitive and transitive] to put the engine of a vehicle into a higher or lower GEAR in order to go faster or slower
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change your tune informal to start expressing a different attitude and reacting in a different way, after something has happened
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wind [intransitive] if the wind changes, it starts to blow in a different direction
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change your spots to change your character completely
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things becoming different [uncountable and countable] the process or result of something or someone becoming different
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from one thing to another [countable] the fact of one thing or person being replaced by another
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pleasant new situation [singular] a situation or experience that is different from what happened before, and is usually interesting or enjoyable
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money [uncountable] the money that you get back when you have paid for something with more money than it costs
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money [uncountable] money in the form of coins, not paper money
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money [uncountable] coins or paper money that you give in exchange for the same amount of money in a larger unit
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small change coins you have that do not have a high value
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small change used to emphasize that something is a small amount of money when it is compared to a larger amount
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change of clothes/underwear etc an additional set of clothes that you have with you, for example when you are travelling
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train/bus/aircraft [countable] a situation in which you get off one train, bus, or aircraft and get on another in order to continue your journey
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get no change out of somebody British English spoken to get no useful information or help from someone
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change used in phrases
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bureau de change
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a shop where you can change foreign money [↪ exchange]
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a shop where you can change foreign money [↪ exchange]
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change by reversal
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change to the contrary
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change to the contrary
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change course
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shift from one side of the ship to the other
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shift from one side of the ship to the other
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change form
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assume a different shape or form
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assume a different shape or form
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change hands
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be transferred to another owner
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be transferred to another owner
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change integrity
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change in physical make-up
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change in physical make-up
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change intensity
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increase or decrease in intensity
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increase or decrease in intensity
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change magnitude
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change in size or magnitude
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change in size or magnitude
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change of color
(noun)
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an act that changes the light that something reflects
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an act that changes the light that something reflects
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change of colour
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an act that changes the light that something reflects
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an act that changes the light that something reflects
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change used in phrasal verbs
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change around
(phrasal verb)
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to move things so that they are in different places or positions
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to move things so that they are in different places or positions
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change back
(phrasal verb)
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if something that has changed changes back, it returns to how it was originally
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to put on the clothes you were wearing originally, before you took them off
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if something that has changed changes back, it returns to how it was originally
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change down
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to start driving in a lower gear
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to start driving in a lower gear
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change into
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change into something to stop being in one state, condition, or form and start being in another, or to make something do this
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change into something in stories, if a person or thing changes into something, or is changed into something, they become that thing by magic
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change into something to stop being in one state, condition, or form and start being in another, or to make something do this
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change over
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to stop doing or using one thing and start doing or using something else
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to stop doing or using one thing and start doing or using something else
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change up
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to start driving in a higher gear
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to start driving in a higher gear
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