Exchange

Meaning

Noun

●

An

of

or trading.

●

A place for

trading.

●

A

exchange.

●

In American English & Telephony:

The

through

of a ten-digit

(the first three before the

of area codes).

●

A conversation.

●

In Chess:

The

of one

and associated

of another.

The

of a

(typically a

or

) and associated

of the more

rook.

●

The

given or

; especially, a

for another.

●

In Biochemistry:

The

of

or

like

, amino-acids,

etc. sometimes through a

like a membrane.

●

In Finance:

The

between the

of money in different places.

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In Northern Irish English, Welsh English & Law:

Clipping of

of contracts.

Verb

●

To

or barter.

●

To

at each other.

●

To

with, as a substitute.

●

In Northern Irish English, Welsh English & Law:

Clipping of

contracts.

●

To

and get

ations.

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Origin

exchange

English

eschaunge

Middle English (1100-1500)

eschaunge

Anglo-Norman

eschange

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

eschanger

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

eschaungen

Middle English (1100-1500)

eschaungier

Anglo-Norman

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