in exchange

英：[in iksˈtʃeindʒ]

美：[ɪn ɪksˈtʃendʒ]

noun

the act of giving or taking one thing in return for another : trade

an exchange of prisoners

the act or process of substituting one thing for another

reciprocal giving and receiving

something offered, given, or received in an exchange

funds payable currently at a distant point either in a foreign currency or in domestic currency

interchange or conversion of the money of two countries or of current and uncurrent money with allowance for difference in value

instruments (such as checks or bills of exchange) presented in a clearinghouse for settlement

a place where things or services are exchanged: such as

an organized market or center for trading in securities or commodities

a store or shop specializing in merchandise usually of a particular type

a cooperative store or society

a central office in which telephone lines are connected to permit communication

verb

transitive verb

to part with, give, or transfer in consideration of something received as an equivalent

to have replaced by other merchandise

exchanged the shirt for one in a larger size

to part with for a substitute

exchanging future security for immediate pleasure

to give and receive reciprocally

exchange gifts

intransitive verb

to pass or become received in exchange

to engage in an exchange

noun

the act of giving or taking one thing in return for another : trade

an exchange of prisoners

the act or process of substituting one thing for another

reciprocal giving and receiving

something offered, given, or received in an exchange

funds payable currently at a distant point either in a foreign currency or in domestic currency

interchange or conversion of the money of two countries or of current and uncurrent money with allowance for difference in value

instruments (such as checks or bills of exchange) presented in a clearinghouse for settlement

a place where things or services are exchanged: such as

an organized market or center for trading in securities or commodities

a store or shop specializing in merchandise usually of a particular type

a cooperative store or society

a central office in which telephone lines are connected to permit communication

verb

transitive verb

to part with, give, or transfer in consideration of something received as an equivalent

to have replaced by other merchandise

exchanged the shirt for one in a larger size

to part with for a substitute

exchanging future security for immediate pleasure

to give and receive reciprocally

exchange gifts

intransitive verb

to pass or become received in exchange

to engage in an exchange

在兑换中

Noun Middle English exchaunge, from Anglo-French eschange, from eschanger to exchange, from Vulgar Latin *excambiare, from Latin ex- + cambiare to exchange — more at change

The first known use of exchange was in the 14th century

corner1 of 3noun

the point or place where edges or sides meet : angle

the place where two streets or roads meet

a piece designed to form, mark, or protect a corner

a place far away from ordinary affairs or life

a quiet corner of the town

a position from which escape or retreat is difficult or impossible

was backed into a corner

control or ownership of enough of the available supply of something to control its price

corner2 of 3adjective

situated at a corner

the corner drugstore

used or fitted for use in or on a corner

a corner cupboard

corner3 of 3verb

to drive into a corner

the police cornered the criminal

to get a corner on

corner the wheat market

to turn a corner

a car that corners well

corner1 of 3noun

the point or place where edges or sides meet : angle

the place where two streets or roads meet

a piece designed to form, mark, or protect a corner

a place far away from ordinary affairs or life

a quiet corner of the town

a position from which escape or retreat is difficult or impossible

was backed into a corner

control or ownership of enough of the available supply of something to control its price

corner2 of 3adjective

situated at a corner

the corner drugstore

used or fitted for use in or on a corner

a corner cupboard

corner3 of 3verb

to drive into a corner

the police cornered the criminal

to get a corner on

corner the wheat market

to turn a corner

a car that corners well

quarter1 of 3noun

one of four equal parts

a unit (as of weight or length) that equals one fourth of some larger unit

any of four 3-month divisions of a year

a school term of about 12 weeks

a coin worth a fourth of a dollar

the sum of 25 cents

one fourth part of a slaughtered animal including a leg

a quarter of beef

a fourth part of the moon's period

a moon in its first quarter

one of the four equal parts into which the playing time of some games is divided

someone or something (as a place, direction, or group) not named

complaints came from all quarters

a particular division or district of a city

an assigned station especially of a member of a crew

call to quarters

plural the place where one lives : lodging

mercy sense 1a

show no quarter to the enemy

quarter2 of 3verb

to divide into four equal parts

to separate into parts

peel and quarter an orange

to provide with lodging or shelter

quarter3 of 3adjective

consisting of or equal to a quarter

quarter1 of 3noun

one of four equal parts

a unit (as of weight or length) that equals one fourth of some larger unit

any of four 3-month divisions of a year

a school term of about 12 weeks

a coin worth a fourth of a dollar

the sum of 25 cents

one fourth part of a slaughtered animal including a leg

a quarter of beef

a fourth part of the moon's period

a moon in its first quarter

one of the four equal parts into which the playing time of some games is divided

someone or something (as a place, direction, or group) not named

complaints came from all quarters

a particular division or district of a city

an assigned station especially of a member of a crew

call to quarters

plural the place where one lives : lodging

mercy sense 1a

show no quarter to the enemy

quarter2 of 3verb

to divide into four equal parts

to separate into parts

peel and quarter an orange

to provide with lodging or shelter

quarter3 of 3adjective

consisting of or equal to a quarter

excess1 of 2noun

a state of being more than enough

an amount beyond what is usual, needed, or asked

the amount by which one thing or quantity exceeds another

excess2 of 2adjective

more than what is usual, acceptable, or needed an outlet for their excess energy

excess baggage

excess1 of 2noun

a state of being more than enough

an amount beyond what is usual, needed, or asked

the amount by which one thing or quantity exceeds another

excess2 of 2adjective

more than what is usual, acceptable, or needed an outlet for their excess energy

excess baggage

exchange1 of 2noun

a giving or taking of one thing in return for another : trade

the act of substituting one thing for another

a place where things or services are exchanged

a stock exchange

a central office in which telephone lines are connected to permit communication

exchange2 of 2verb

to give in exchange : trade, swap