Definition of changer in English:

changer

noun ˈtʃeɪn(d)ʒəˈtʃeɪndʒər

1A person or thing that changes something.
Example sentencesExamples
- In an ideal world, the public would vote with their channel changers.
- The machines are attractive to coin changers who don't like paying the fees charged by commercial coin machines.
- He yearns to be more than an accomplished election winner; he wants to be a great destiny changer.
- We didn't go for speed, we just went for people who had proved themselves in the past to be very competent baton changers and then the plan was to send out the fastest four in the semi finals.
- But he has also invented a flashing lollipop for school crossings, a ‘whoosh machine’ to propel pigeons from perches on buildings, a golf club trolley wheel-cleaning attachment and a telescopic light bulb changer.
- Under their glare you locate a wall full of digital channel changers, ready for you to buy, take home and attach to your coaxial cable so you can watch hundreds of channels of broadcast programming, only without a satellite dish or antenna.
- There are people that have this channel changer and they can surf through 500 channels in some cases.
- ‘I am much more involved than my father was - I am a regular nappy changer,’ he said.
- The five-speed automatic, though sharp and responsive, is less satisfying but does include the Chrysler version of the touch-up gear changer, which in this case is called Autostick, offering an in between experience.
- And this leaves the regime changers with a dilemma and a paradox.
- He said: ‘Christine needs his help as chief diaper changer!’
- If they really wanted us to be inconspicuous why don't they have us wear all black like the set changers at the theater?
- However, in my opinion, they would need a team of Formula One wheel changers standing by.
- These services are available to all individuals including the unemployed, persons wishing to return to work after a break, persons who have completed school or college and job changers.
- The team switched the front and rear tire changers last month and will hold tryouts before Daytona.
- Attractive pay and benefits will entice an influx of fresh applicants and career changers which will raise the profile of the traditional trades and contribute to their longer-term future.
- If there was ever a creator of wealth on a fantastic scale, ever a changer of custom and social values, ever a determinant of where our culture is headed and why, it's Moore's Law.
- ‘I'm not the most frequent changer of jobs in this industry,’ Yang said.
- Older workers are less likely to consider an internship but they are an excellent way for career changers to enter a new profession.
- Do channel changers, electric coffee pots and your trusty computer represent your main interaction with machines?
1. 1.1 A device that holds several computer disks or CDs and is able to switch between them.
  Example sentencesExamples
  All in all, this is a return to form for DiFranco, and these tracks should spend a lot of time in rotation on CD changers and mp3 players.
  I've got a disc changer for 200 discs, and then I didn't have anything to run it through so he bought me this other CD player with 5 discs.
  My husband owns a 200 disk CD changer and we are considering filling it with all our classical albums and using that instead of the radio.
  Also included are line-in connections for local sources such as a cable or satellite box or CD / DVD changer.
  It's nice to see fair uses of copyright figure largely into a new device, as this is essentially a $300 super CD and DVD changer than can hold as many albums and movies as you have hard drive space for.
  In other news, it's oddly gratifying to take a Belle and Sebastian CD out of your changer and put in Poison's greatest hits, but that's a story for another time…
  You can get DVD changers that will hold some 300 discs for about $500 if you're short on shelf space.
  Its popularity has generated a number of automation products, including automated changers that can back up more than 100GB of data.
  You get electric windows and mirrors, climate control, numerous airbags and a CD changer as part of the deal.
  Filling a tiny one gigabyte memory stick with music from a home computer, then plugging it into the car, will provide the equivalent of 40 to 50 CDs instead of the six or so an in-car changer can cope with.
  I used to own 2 CD changers that were able to hold 4 CDs at a time.
  After all, the significantly reduced size of an MP3 file means you can fit the contents of eight or more regular audio CDs onto a single CDR and gives you the functionality of a multi-disk CD changer even if your player only holds one disk.
  Kenwood's all-in-one solution gives you a 6.1-speaker, 750-watt speaker system as well as a five-disc DVD changer.
  We were surprised to find that the not-so-new CD changers for cars had no problem handling our test CDs of just under 92 minutes in length.
  Now the CD changer on my downstairs stereo appears to have given up the ghost.
  The coldest product during 2002, according to several top after-market executives, was multi-disc CD changers, which until last year had been selling quite well.
  Bulky CD changers are a thing of the past now, with technology letting you compress a ten disc collection into one CD.
  Both albums are destined for the CD changers in hipper cafés, but will sound even better boosted to floor-shaking levels on your home stereo.
  A CD changer is also three times the cost of a USB port, and a car need no longer be cluttered with CDs risking theft or damage.
  You would think that thousands of hours of songs would be enough for a generation that has grown up with single CD changers.

Rhymes

arranger, danger, endanger, exchanger, Grainger, hydrangea, manger, ranger, stranger

Definition of changer in US English:

changer

nounˈtʃeɪndʒərˈCHānjər

1A person or thing that changes something.
Example sentencesExamples
- Under their glare you locate a wall full of digital channel changers, ready for you to buy, take home and attach to your coaxial cable so you can watch hundreds of channels of broadcast programming, only without a satellite dish or antenna.
- ‘I'm not the most frequent changer of jobs in this industry,’ Yang said.
- If they really wanted us to be inconspicuous why don't they have us wear all black like the set changers at the theater?
- He yearns to be more than an accomplished election winner; he wants to be a great destiny changer.
- He said: ‘Christine needs his help as chief diaper changer!’
- These services are available to all individuals including the unemployed, persons wishing to return to work after a break, persons who have completed school or college and job changers.
- ‘I am much more involved than my father was - I am a regular nappy changer,’ he said.
- Older workers are less likely to consider an internship but they are an excellent way for career changers to enter a new profession.
- However, in my opinion, they would need a team of Formula One wheel changers standing by.
- There are people that have this channel changer and they can surf through 500 channels in some cases.
- And this leaves the regime changers with a dilemma and a paradox.
- The team switched the front and rear tire changers last month and will hold tryouts before Daytona.
- In an ideal world, the public would vote with their channel changers.
- The machines are attractive to coin changers who don't like paying the fees charged by commercial coin machines.
- But he has also invented a flashing lollipop for school crossings, a ‘whoosh machine’ to propel pigeons from perches on buildings, a golf club trolley wheel-cleaning attachment and a telescopic light bulb changer.
- We didn't go for speed, we just went for people who had proved themselves in the past to be very competent baton changers and then the plan was to send out the fastest four in the semi finals.
- The five-speed automatic, though sharp and responsive, is less satisfying but does include the Chrysler version of the touch-up gear changer, which in this case is called Autostick, offering an in between experience.
- If there was ever a creator of wealth on a fantastic scale, ever a changer of custom and social values, ever a determinant of where our culture is headed and why, it's Moore's Law.
- Do channel changers, electric coffee pots and your trusty computer represent your main interaction with machines?
- Attractive pay and benefits will entice an influx of fresh applicants and career changers which will raise the profile of the traditional trades and contribute to their longer-term future.
1. 1.1 A device that holds several computer disks or compact discs and is able to switch between them.
  Example sentencesExamples
  You would think that thousands of hours of songs would be enough for a generation that has grown up with single CD changers.
  Bulky CD changers are a thing of the past now, with technology letting you compress a ten disc collection into one CD.
  In other news, it's oddly gratifying to take a Belle and Sebastian CD out of your changer and put in Poison's greatest hits, but that's a story for another time…
  You get electric windows and mirrors, climate control, numerous airbags and a CD changer as part of the deal.
  Both albums are destined for the CD changers in hipper cafés, but will sound even better boosted to floor-shaking levels on your home stereo.
  Its popularity has generated a number of automation products, including automated changers that can back up more than 100GB of data.
  All in all, this is a return to form for DiFranco, and these tracks should spend a lot of time in rotation on CD changers and mp3 players.
  The coldest product during 2002, according to several top after-market executives, was multi-disc CD changers, which until last year had been selling quite well.
  We were surprised to find that the not-so-new CD changers for cars had no problem handling our test CDs of just under 92 minutes in length.
  A CD changer is also three times the cost of a USB port, and a car need no longer be cluttered with CDs risking theft or damage.
  I used to own 2 CD changers that were able to hold 4 CDs at a time.
  You can get DVD changers that will hold some 300 discs for about $500 if you're short on shelf space.
  After all, the significantly reduced size of an MP3 file means you can fit the contents of eight or more regular audio CDs onto a single CDR and gives you the functionality of a multi-disk CD changer even if your player only holds one disk.
  Filling a tiny one gigabyte memory stick with music from a home computer, then plugging it into the car, will provide the equivalent of 40 to 50 CDs instead of the six or so an in-car changer can cope with.
  Kenwood's all-in-one solution gives you a 6.1-speaker, 750-watt speaker system as well as a five-disc DVD changer.
  Also included are line-in connections for local sources such as a cable or satellite box or CD / DVD changer.
  My husband owns a 200 disk CD changer and we are considering filling it with all our classical albums and using that instead of the radio.
  Now the CD changer on my downstairs stereo appears to have given up the ghost.
  I've got a disc changer for 200 discs, and then I didn't have anything to run it through so he bought me this other CD player with 5 discs.
  It's nice to see fair uses of copyright figure largely into a new device, as this is essentially a $300 super CD and DVD changer than can hold as many albums and movies as you have hard drive space for.

单词	changer
释义	Definition of changer in English: changer noun ˈtʃeɪn(d)ʒəˈtʃeɪndʒər 1A person or thing that changes something. Example sentencesExamples In an ideal world, the public would vote with their channel changers. The machines are attractive to coin changers who don't like paying the fees charged by commercial coin machines. He yearns to be more than an accomplished election winner; he wants to be a great destiny changer. We didn't go for speed, we just went for people who had proved themselves in the past to be very competent baton changers and then the plan was to send out the fastest four in the semi finals. But he has also invented a flashing lollipop for school crossings, a ‘whoosh machine’ to propel pigeons from perches on buildings, a golf club trolley wheel-cleaning attachment and a telescopic light bulb changer. Under their glare you locate a wall full of digital channel changers, ready for you to buy, take home and attach to your coaxial cable so you can watch hundreds of channels of broadcast programming, only without a satellite dish or antenna. There are people that have this channel changer and they can surf through 500 channels in some cases. ‘I am much more involved than my father was - I am a regular nappy changer,’ he said. The five-speed automatic, though sharp and responsive, is less satisfying but does include the Chrysler version of the touch-up gear changer, which in this case is called Autostick, offering an in between experience. And this leaves the regime changers with a dilemma and a paradox. He said: ‘Christine needs his help as chief diaper changer!’ If they really wanted us to be inconspicuous why don't they have us wear all black like the set changers at the theater? However, in my opinion, they would need a team of Formula One wheel changers standing by. These services are available to all individuals including the unemployed, persons wishing to return to work after a break, persons who have completed school or college and job changers. The team switched the front and rear tire changers last month and will hold tryouts before Daytona. Attractive pay and benefits will entice an influx of fresh applicants and career changers which will raise the profile of the traditional trades and contribute to their longer-term future. If there was ever a creator of wealth on a fantastic scale, ever a changer of custom and social values, ever a determinant of where our culture is headed and why, it's Moore's Law. ‘I'm not the most frequent changer of jobs in this industry,’ Yang said. Older workers are less likely to consider an internship but they are an excellent way for career changers to enter a new profession. Do channel changers, electric coffee pots and your trusty computer represent your main interaction with machines? 1.1 A device that holds several computer disks or CDs and is able to switch between them. Example sentencesExamples All in all, this is a return to form for DiFranco, and these tracks should spend a lot of time in rotation on CD changers and mp3 players. I've got a disc changer for 200 discs, and then I didn't have anything to run it through so he bought me this other CD player with 5 discs. My husband owns a 200 disk CD changer and we are considering filling it with all our classical albums and using that instead of the radio. Also included are line-in connections for local sources such as a cable or satellite box or CD / DVD changer. It's nice to see fair uses of copyright figure largely into a new device, as this is essentially a $300 super CD and DVD changer than can hold as many albums and movies as you have hard drive space for. In other news, it's oddly gratifying to take a Belle and Sebastian CD out of your changer and put in Poison's greatest hits, but that's a story for another time… You can get DVD changers that will hold some 300 discs for about $500 if you're short on shelf space. Its popularity has generated a number of automation products, including automated changers that can back up more than 100GB of data. You get electric windows and mirrors, climate control, numerous airbags and a CD changer as part of the deal. Filling a tiny one gigabyte memory stick with music from a home computer, then plugging it into the car, will provide the equivalent of 40 to 50 CDs instead of the six or so an in-car changer can cope with. I used to own 2 CD changers that were able to hold 4 CDs at a time. After all, the significantly reduced size of an MP3 file means you can fit the contents of eight or more regular audio CDs onto a single CDR and gives you the functionality of a multi-disk CD changer even if your player only holds one disk. Kenwood's all-in-one solution gives you a 6.1-speaker, 750-watt speaker system as well as a five-disc DVD changer. We were surprised to find that the not-so-new CD changers for cars had no problem handling our test CDs of just under 92 minutes in length. Now the CD changer on my downstairs stereo appears to have given up the ghost. The coldest product during 2002, according to several top after-market executives, was multi-disc CD changers, which until last year had been selling quite well. Bulky CD changers are a thing of the past now, with technology letting you compress a ten disc collection into one CD. Both albums are destined for the CD changers in hipper cafés, but will sound even better boosted to floor-shaking levels on your home stereo. A CD changer is also three times the cost of a USB port, and a car need no longer be cluttered with CDs risking theft or damage. You would think that thousands of hours of songs would be enough for a generation that has grown up with single CD changers. Rhymes arranger, danger, endanger, exchanger, Grainger, hydrangea, manger, ranger, stranger Definition of changer in US English: changer nounˈtʃeɪndʒərˈCHānjər 1A person or thing that changes something. Example sentencesExamples Under their glare you locate a wall full of digital channel changers, ready for you to buy, take home and attach to your coaxial cable so you can watch hundreds of channels of broadcast programming, only without a satellite dish or antenna. ‘I'm not the most frequent changer of jobs in this industry,’ Yang said. If they really wanted us to be inconspicuous why don't they have us wear all black like the set changers at the theater? He yearns to be more than an accomplished election winner; he wants to be a great destiny changer. He said: ‘Christine needs his help as chief diaper changer!’ These services are available to all individuals including the unemployed, persons wishing to return to work after a break, persons who have completed school or college and job changers. ‘I am much more involved than my father was - I am a regular nappy changer,’ he said. Older workers are less likely to consider an internship but they are an excellent way for career changers to enter a new profession. However, in my opinion, they would need a team of Formula One wheel changers standing by. There are people that have this channel changer and they can surf through 500 channels in some cases. And this leaves the regime changers with a dilemma and a paradox. The team switched the front and rear tire changers last month and will hold tryouts before Daytona. In an ideal world, the public would vote with their channel changers. The machines are attractive to coin changers who don't like paying the fees charged by commercial coin machines. But he has also invented a flashing lollipop for school crossings, a ‘whoosh machine’ to propel pigeons from perches on buildings, a golf club trolley wheel-cleaning attachment and a telescopic light bulb changer. We didn't go for speed, we just went for people who had proved themselves in the past to be very competent baton changers and then the plan was to send out the fastest four in the semi finals. The five-speed automatic, though sharp and responsive, is less satisfying but does include the Chrysler version of the touch-up gear changer, which in this case is called Autostick, offering an in between experience. If there was ever a creator of wealth on a fantastic scale, ever a changer of custom and social values, ever a determinant of where our culture is headed and why, it's Moore's Law. Do channel changers, electric coffee pots and your trusty computer represent your main interaction with machines? Attractive pay and benefits will entice an influx of fresh applicants and career changers which will raise the profile of the traditional trades and contribute to their longer-term future. 1.1 A device that holds several computer disks or compact discs and is able to switch between them. Example sentencesExamples You would think that thousands of hours of songs would be enough for a generation that has grown up with single CD changers. Bulky CD changers are a thing of the past now, with technology letting you compress a ten disc collection into one CD. In other news, it's oddly gratifying to take a Belle and Sebastian CD out of your changer and put in Poison's greatest hits, but that's a story for another time… You get electric windows and mirrors, climate control, numerous airbags and a CD changer as part of the deal. Both albums are destined for the CD changers in hipper cafés, but will sound even better boosted to floor-shaking levels on your home stereo. Its popularity has generated a number of automation products, including automated changers that can back up more than 100GB of data. All in all, this is a return to form for DiFranco, and these tracks should spend a lot of time in rotation on CD changers and mp3 players. The coldest product during 2002, according to several top after-market executives, was multi-disc CD changers, which until last year had been selling quite well. We were surprised to find that the not-so-new CD changers for cars had no problem handling our test CDs of just under 92 minutes in length. A CD changer is also three times the cost of a USB port, and a car need no longer be cluttered with CDs risking theft or damage. I used to own 2 CD changers that were able to hold 4 CDs at a time. You can get DVD changers that will hold some 300 discs for about $500 if you're short on shelf space. After all, the significantly reduced size of an MP3 file means you can fit the contents of eight or more regular audio CDs onto a single CDR and gives you the functionality of a multi-disk CD changer even if your player only holds one disk. Filling a tiny one gigabyte memory stick with music from a home computer, then plugging it into the car, will provide the equivalent of 40 to 50 CDs instead of the six or so an in-car changer can cope with. Kenwood's all-in-one solution gives you a 6.1-speaker, 750-watt speaker system as well as a five-disc DVD changer. Also included are line-in connections for local sources such as a cable or satellite box or CD / DVD changer. My husband owns a 200 disk CD changer and we are considering filling it with all our classical albums and using that instead of the radio. Now the CD changer on my downstairs stereo appears to have given up the ghost. I've got a disc changer for 200 discs, and then I didn't have anything to run it through so he bought me this other CD player with 5 discs. It's nice to see fair uses of copyright figure largely into a new device, as this is essentially a $300 super CD and DVD changer than can hold as many albums and movies as you have hard drive space for.
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