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interchanging是interchange的现在分词 interchange美 ['ɪntər.tʃeɪndʒ] 英 ['ɪntə(r).tʃeɪndʒ] - v.交换；交替(位置等)；使更叠发生；轮流进行
- n.交换；【建】互通式立体交叉
- 网络互换；换位；交换的
第三人称单数：interchanges 现在分词：interchanging 过去式：interchanged v. switch,swap,trade,exchange,substitute n. trading,transaction,swapping,substitution,tradeoff n. | 1. an exchange of things, especially ideas, opinions, or information, among people 2. the action of alternating or changing places 3. a major road junction where vehicles can, by means of access roads, bridges, and underpasses, change from one road to another without stopping or crossing other traffic 4. a place where passengers can change from one train or bus to another or between trains and buses 5. in Australian Rules football, each of four substitutes that a team can use during a game 6. a place where you can change from a highway to a crossing road using a system of smaller roads, bridges, etc. 7. a place where you change from one railroad line to another 1. an exchange of things, especially ideas, opinions, or information, among people 2. the action of alternating or changing places 3. a major road junction where vehicles can, by means of access roads, bridges, and underpasses, change from one road to another without stopping or crossing other traffic 4. a place where passengers can change from one train or bus to another or between trains and buses 5. in Australian Rules football, each of four substitutes that a team can use during a game 6. a place where you can change from a highway to a crossing road using a system of smaller roads, bridges, etc. 7. a place where you change from one railroad line to another | v. | 1. to put each of two things in the place of the other, or change places with something else 2. to arrange things alternately in a series, or be arranged in this way 3. to give something to somebody and receive a similar thing from them in return 4. to put one thing in the place where a second thing was and put the second thing in the place where the first one was, or to be put in different places in this way 5. to exchange things such as ideas or information 1. to put each of two things in the place of the other, or change places with something else 2. to arrange things alternately in a series, or be arranged in this way 3. to give something to somebody and receive a similar thing from them in return 4. to put one thing in the place where a second thing was and put the second thing in the place where the first one was, or to be put in different places in this way 5. to exchange things such as ideas or information |
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