英语词汇“exchangeabilities”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

exchange /iks-chānjˈ/

transitive verb

To give or give up in return for something else

To receive in return for something else (obsolete)

To give and take mutually

To barter

To change (obsolete)

intransitive verb

To transfer in mutual ownership, position, etc

noun

The giving and taking of one thing for another

Barter

The thing exchanged

A conversation or argument, esp a brief one

A process by which accounts between distant parties are settled by bills instead of money

Money-changing business, trade

Exchanging currency of one country for that of another (also foreign exchange)

The difference between the value of money in different places

A stock exchange, etc

The building or other place where merchants, etc meet for business

A central office where telephone lines are connected

A bar-room (old US sl)

In chess, the taking by both players of an opposing piece in consecutive moves

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ORIGIN: OFr eschangier (Fr échanger), from LL excambiāre, from L ex from, and LL cambiāre to barter

exchangeabilˈity noun

exchangeˈable adjective

That may be exchanged

exchangeˈably adverb

exchanˈger noun

A person who exchanges money, goods, etc, esp professionally
A moneychanger or banker (Bible)

exchangeable disk drive noun (computing)

A disk drive that can be removed for storage or use on the same or a compatible machine

exchange control noun

The official control of the level of a country's foreign exchange transactions so as to conserve its holding of foreign currency and to protect the stability of the national currency

exchange rate (or rate of exchange) noun

The ratio at which one currency can be exchanged for another

Exchange Rate Mechanism noun

A former arrangement to regulate exchange rate fluctuations between participating currencies in the EMS by fixing their rates, and limiting fluctuation, against the ECU (abbrev ERM)

exchange student or exchange teacher noun

A student or teacher spending some time at a school, college or university in a foreign country while one from that country attends his or her school, etc, or a school, etc in his or her country

exchangeˈ-traded fund noun (finance)

A type of investment fund that is administered so as to achieve the same return as a particular stock-market index (abbrev ETF)

exchange words or blows

To quarrel verbally or physically

force the exchange

In chess, to play so as to force one's opponent to take one piece for another

in exchange for

In return for

win (or lose) the exchange

In chess, to gain (or lose) a rook in exchange for a bishop or knight