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Meaning ofchangein English

change

us//ʧeɪndʒ//uk//ʧeɪndʒ//

Pluralchanges
Past Tensechanged
Participle Verbchanging
Third Person Singularchanges

Definitions

Verb
1. to alter or modify something else
  The company will change its policy next year.
2. to replace something with something else
  You need to change the oil in your car regularly.
3. to become different; transform
  The weather will change tomorrow, so bring an umbrella.
Noun
1. becoming different; transforming
  The change in her attitude was noticeable after the trip.
2. small amounts of money exchanged
  You can get change from the cashier if you pay with a large bill.
3. remaining money after payment
  The change from the purchase was returned to the customer.
Adjective
1. a difference; alteration
  The new policy introduced a significant change in the company's operations.
2. a replacement for something
  The replacement part is a change from the original equipment.
3. money returned after payment
  The store gave me change when I bought something with a $100 bill.
4. remaining money after purchase; coins
  The change from the purchase was returned to me in coins.
5. balance due after transaction
  You can get the change in the form of a balance on your account.
6. to transfer between vehicles; switch modes
  To get to the airport, you need to change from the subway to the bus.
7. a strategic pitch in baseball
  The pitcher threw a change to deceive the batter.

Compounds / Phrases

changeover change into shortchanges sea change changeup changemaker change purse regime change change of pace changeovers changeups gearchange