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change verb (CLOTHES/BEDS)

You don't need to change - you look great as you are.

How often do you think he changes his shirt?

Could you change the baby (= the baby's nappy)?

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• You are going to change, aren't you? You can't go in those tatty old jeans.
• When did you last change the linen on the children's beds?
• I hadn't even changed when our first guests arrived, so Jeff had to cope on his own.
• I usually insist that he changes out of his work clothes before dinner.
• Can you make sure your brother doesn't walk in when I'm changing?

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change verb (WIND/SEA)

change verb (SPEED)

I changed into fourth (gear).

UK Change down to go round the corner.

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Phrasal verbs

change noun (MONEY)

She gave me €5 in change.

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Do you have change for a 20-dollar bill?

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change noun (CLOTHES)

She did a quick change before going on TV.

change noun (TRANSPORT)

change noun (BASEBALL)

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(Definition of change from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

change | American Dictionary

change verb (BECOME DIFFERENT)

[ I/T ]

to make or become different, or to do, use, or get one thing in place of another thing:

[ I ] Attitudes about lots of things changed during the 1960s.

[ I/T ]

To change over from one thing to something else is to stop doing or using one thing and to start doing or using another:

change verb (CLOTHES/BEDS)

[ I ] I’ll just change into (= put on) something a little dressier.

change verb (MONEY)

Can you change a $100 bill for me?

change verb (TRANSPORT)

[ I ] Change at Hartford for the train to Springfield.

Idioms

change noun (BECOMING DIFFERENT)

a change

Why don’t we eat on the porch for a change?

change noun (MONEY)

It costs $17 and you gave me $20, so here’s your $3 change.

I need change for a $50 bill because I want to take a taxi.

Do you have change for/of a dollar?

change noun (CLOTHES/BEDS)

(Definition of change from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Examples of change

change

In each experimental session, there was just one color change to the sky or sphere and just one test-surface color.

You should say them all in the prescribed manner; do not change a thing.

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