change
Vocabulary Word
BritishAmerican
★★★★★ Very Common
Neutral
의미: To make or become different; coins or money returned after a purchase
改变，变化，零钱
cambiar, cambio, suelto
変える、変化、お釣り
바꾸다, 변화, 거스름돈
'Change' as a verb means to make or become different, to exchange, or to put on different clothes. As a noun, it refers to alteration, coins, or money returned. 'For a change' means doing something different; 'change of scenery' means a new environment.
「change」作为动词意味着使不同、交换或换衣服。作为名词，指改变、硬币或找零。「for a change」意味着做不同的事。
«Change» como verbo significa hacer o volverse diferente, intercambiar o cambiarse de ropa. Como sustantivo, se refiere a alteración, monedas o dinero devuelto.
「change」は動詞として、異なるものにする、交換する、または着替えることを意味します。名詞として、変化、硬貨、またはお釣りを指します。
'Change'는 동사로 다르게 만들다, 교환하다, 또는 다른 옷으로 갈아입다를 뜻한다. 명사로는 변화, 동전, 또는 거스름돈을 가리킨다. 'For a change'는 평소와 다른 것을 하는 것을 뜻하고, 'change of scenery'는 새로운 환경을 의미한다.
예문
- The weather can change very quickly in the mountains. 山区的天气变化很快。El tiempo puede cambiar muy rápido en las montañas.山では天気がとても速く変わることがある。산에서는 날씨가 매우 빠르게 변할 수 있다.
- I need to change some pounds into euros. 我需要把一些英镑换成欧元。Necesito cambiar algunas libras a euros.ポンドをユーロに両替する必要がある。파운드를 유로로 환전해야 한다.
- Have you got change for a twenty? 你有二十英镑的零钱吗？¿Tienes cambio de veinte?20ポンド札のお釣りはありますか？20파운드짜리 거스름돈 있으세요?
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사용 가이드
맥락: general
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Old French 'changier', from Late Latin 'cambiare' meaning 'to exchange' or 'to barter'. The Latin word may have Celtic origins. The 'money returned' sense developed from the exchange meaning in the 16th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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