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Meaning ofinterchangein English

interchange

us//ˈɪntər.tʃeɪdž//uk//ˈɪntɜːrtʃeɪdʒ//

Pluralinterchanges
Past Tenseinterchanged
Participle Verbinterchanging
Third Person Singularinterchanges

Definitions

Verb
1. to give and receive something in return; exchange
  The company will interchange employees with a partner firm.
2. to switch or replace (two things)
  The railway system allows trains to interchange tracks at the junction.
3. to exchange or trade (goods, ideas); reciprocate
  The countries will interchange cultural artifacts as a symbol of friendship.
4. to switch or exchange things
  The railway company will interchange old trains with new ones.
5. to alternate or vary things; intermingle
  The city's transportation system will interchange buses and trains to reduce congestion.
6. to alternate or vary (actions, patterns)
  The company will interchange marketing strategies to keep their campaign fresh.
7. to swap or change positions
  The teams will interchange players during the game.
8. to connect or transfer between routes (transport)
  The highway system allows cars to interchange between highways at the intersection.
Noun
1. a connection between transport lines
  The city plans to build an interchange to connect the subway lines.
2. a back-and-forth exchange or interaction
  The debate involved a lively interchange of ideas between the two speakers.
3. a junction for merging or diverging traffic
  The highway interchange is being renovated to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion.
4. a highway junction for changing roads; merging traffic
  The driver navigated the complex interchange to merge onto the highway.

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