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BNC: 226 COCA: 306
*change¹
/tʃeɪndʒ ||; tʃendʒ/verb
1 [I,T] to become different or to make sb/sth different （使）改变: This town has changed a lot since I was young. 这个镇比我年轻的时候变了许多。 Our plans have changed -- we leave in the morning. 我们的计划已经改变─我们将在早上离开。 His lottery win has not changed him at all. 他彩票中了奖，可是他一点都没有变。 [SYN] alter 同义词为alter
2 [I,T] change (sb/sth) to/into sth;change (from A) (to/into B) to become a different thing; to make sb/sth take a different form （使）转化，变为: The traffic lights changed from green to red. 交通管理灯由绿色变成红色。 They changed the spare bedroom into a study. 他们把多余的卧室改成书房。 The new job changed him into a more confident person. 新工作使他变得更有信心。
3 [T] change sth (for sth) to take, have or use sth instead of sth else 更换: Could I change this blouse for a larger size? 可不可以把这件女装衬衫换大一点的尺寸？ to change jobs 换工作 to change a wheel on a car 换个汽车轮子 to change direction 转向 Can I change my appointment from Wednesday to Thursday? 我可以把星期三的约会改到星期四吗？
4 [T] to change sth (with sb) (used with a plural noun 与复数名词连用) to exchange sth with sb, so that you have what he/she had, and he/she has what you had 交换: The teams change ends at half-time. 两队在半场时互换场地。 If you want to sit by the window I'll change seats with you. 如果你想坐在窗口，我可以跟你换位子。 [SYN] swap 同义词为swap
5 [I,T] change (out of sth) (into sth) to take off your clothes and put different ones on 换衣服: He's changed his shirt. 他把衬衫换了。 I had a shower and changed before going out. 我出门之前淋了个浴，换了衣服。 She changed out of her work clothes and into a clean dress. 她把工作服脱下来，换上了一身干净衣裳。
Get changed is a common expression meaning ‘to change your clothes ’ You can get changed in the bedroom. 换衣服一般叫做get changed：You can get changed in the bedroom.你可以到卧室换衣服。
6 [T] to put clean things onto sb/sth 换上清洁的东西: The baby's nappy needs changing. 要给婴孩换尿布了。 to change the bed (= to put clean sheets on) 换床单
7 [T] change sth (for/into sth) to give sb money and receive the same amount back in money of a different type 兑换: Can you change a ten-pound note for two fives? 可以帮我把一张十英镑的纸币换成两张五英镑的吗？ I'd like to change fifty pounds into US dollars. 我想把五十英镑换成美元。
8 [I,T] to get out of one bus, train, etc and get into another 换车（包括公共汽车、火车等）: Can we get to London direct or do we have to change (trains)? 我们能直达伦敦还是得换（火）车？
change hands to pass from one owner to another 转手；易手 change your mind to change your decision or opinion 改变决定或主意: I'll have the green one. No, I've changed my mind -- I want the red one. 我要绿的。不，我改变了主意─我还是要红的。 change/swap places (with sb)→PLACE¹ change the subject to start talking about sth different 转换话题 change your tune(informal 非正式) to change your opinion or feelings about sth 改换口吻；改变看法 change your ways to start to live or behave in a different and better way from before 开始改进生活或行为方式 chop and change→CHOP¹ change over (from sth) (to sth) to stop doing or using one thing and start doing or using sth else 改换（作业方法）: The theatre has changed over to a computerized booking system. 戏院已改用计算机订票系统。
*change²
/tʃeɪndʒ ||; tʃendʒ/noun
1 [C,U] change (in/to sth) the process of becoming or making sth different 改变；变化: There was little change in the patient's condition overnight. 晚上病人的情况并没有什么改变。 After two hot summers, people were talking about a change in the climate. 过了两个炎热的夏天，大家都说气候变了。
2 [C] a change (of sth) something that you take, have or use instead of sth else 改动: We must notify the bank of our change of address. 我们得通知银行我们改了地址。 I packed my toothbrush and a change of clothes. 我装好牙刷和要换的衣服。
3 [U] the money that you get back if you pay more than the amount sth costs 找头: If a paper costs 60p and you pay with a pound coin, you will get 40p change. 要是报纸60便士一份，而你付了一英镑硬币，那么找给你的就是40便士。
4 [U] coins of low value 零钱: He needs some change for the phone. 他需要零钱打电话。 Have you got change for a twenty-pound note? (= coins or notes of lower value that together make twenty pounds) 你换得开一张二十英镑纸币吗？
a change for the better/worse a person, thing or situation that is better/worse than the one before 好转或恶化 a change of heart a change in your opinion or the way that you feel 意见或感觉的改变 for a change in order to do sth different from usual 改变常规；变变花样: I usually cycle to work, but today I decided to walk for a change. 我通常骑自行车上班，但今天我决定走路，换个花样。 make a change to be enjoyable or pleasant because it is different from what you usually do 别开生面；一新耳目
BNC: 226 COCA: 306
change1/tʃendʒ; tʃeIndʒ/ v 1 [I,T] to become different, or to make someone or something become different（使）变化﹐改变: She's changed a lot. 她变了许多。The club is changing its rules. 俱乐部要修改规则。change from sth to sth The traffic lights changed from green to red. 交通信号灯由绿转红。change (sb/sth) into/to sth These caterpillars change into moths. 这些毛虫会变成蛾。You can change the sofa to a bed. 你可以把这张沙发变成床。THESAURUS 同类词alter – to change something 更改﹐改变: Can we alter the date of the meeting? 我们能把会议日期改一下吗？adapt/adjust/modify – to change something slightly, especially your behaviour, ideas etc 使适应/调整/改进〔尤指对行为﹑观念等稍作调整〕: He's modified his opinions since then. 从那以后他修正了自己的观点。reform/reorganize/restructure – to change a system or organization 改革/改组/重组: plans to reform the tax system 改革税制的计划The company has been restructured from top to bottom. 这家公司自上而下进行了重组。transform/revolutionize – to change something completely 使改观/使彻底变革: They’ve completely transformed the city centre. 他们使市中心完全变了样。Computers have revolutionized the way we work. 电脑彻底改变了我们的工作方式。twist/distort/misrepresent – to deliberately change facts, information, someone's words etc 歪曲: He accused reporters of twisting his words. 他指责记者歪曲了他的话。2 [I,T] to stop doing or using one thing, and start doing or using something else 转换﹔转变: I changed jobs in May. 我在五月份换了工作。Are you changing your name? 你打算改名字？change (from sth) to sth We’ve changed to a new computer system. 我们换了一个新的电脑系统。Let's change the subject (=start talking about something else). 我们换个话题吧。3 change your mind to change your decision or opinion about something 改变主意﹐改变想法: +about I’ve changed my mind about leaving school. 对辍学一事我已经改变主意了。4 [I,T] to take off your clothes and put on different ones 换（衣服）: Tony shaved and changed his shirt. 托尼刮了脸﹐换了件衬衫。+into/out of She changed into her swimsuit. 她换上泳装。He's upstairs getting changed . 他在楼上换衣服。5 [T] to put something new or different in place of something else 换上〔新的或不同的东西〕: Dad had to stop and change the tyre. 爸爸只得停车换轮胎。change the baby/a nappy (=put a clean NAPPY on a baby) 换尿布change the bed/the sheets (=put clean sheets on a bed) 换床单6 [I,T] to get out of one train, bus, or aircraft and into another in order to continue your journey 换乘﹐转乘: +at Change at Baker Street. 在贝克尔街倒车。We had to change planes. 我们必须转机。7 [T] if you change money, you give it to someone and they give it back to you in smaller amounts, or in money from a different country 换成〔零钱〕﹔兑换〔货币〕: Can you change a £20 note ? 你能把一张 20 英镑换成零钱吗？change sth into/for sth I’d like to change these pounds into euros. 我想把这些英镑换成欧元。8 [T] BrE to take something you bought back to the shop and get something else instead, or to allow a customer to do this [ exchange AmE 【美】] 【英】更换﹐调换〔购买或卖出的商品〕9 change hands to become someone else's property 易手﹐易主: The hotel's changed hands. 这家酒店已经易主。10 change your tune informal to start expressing a different opinion about something【非正式】改变论调[态度]change over phr v to stop doing or using one thing and start doing or using something different 改做﹔改用: change over (from sth) to sth We’re changing over to the new software next month. 我们下个月要改用这种新的软件。
change2 n 1 [C,U] something that has become different, or when something becomes different 改变﹐变化﹐变更: +in recent changes in the law 法律的最新变更the need for political change 政治变革的需要We’d like a bigger house but I hate change. 我们想住更大的房子﹐但我又讨厌改变。+of Tom's had a change of heart (=his attitude has become different). 汤姆的态度改变了。2 [C] an action or event that involves replacing one thing with another 更换﹐替换﹐调换: The car needs an oil change. 这辆车要换机油。+of a change of government 政府的更迭change from sth to sth the change from sterling to euros 由英镑改为欧元3 [singular 单数] something that is interesting or enjoyable because it is different from what is usual〔有趣或令人愉快的〕变化﹐改变: I need a change . 我需要来个变化。Let's eat out for a change . 我们换换口味到外面去吃饭吧。‘Ron was on time.’‘That makes a change .’ “罗恩准时到了。”“这倒是新鲜事。”4 [U] a) the money you get back when you pay more than something costs 找回的零钱﹐找零﹐找头: Here's your change, sir. 这是您的找零﹐先生。 b) coins not paper money 硬币: in change I have about a dollar in change. 我有一美元左右的零钱。see box at 见 MONEY 方框 c) coins or paper money that add up to the same value as a larger unit of money 零钱: +for Do you have change for $1? 你有一美元的零钱吗？5 change of clothes/underwear etc another set of clothes that you can use if necessary 备换的衣服/内衣等SMALL CHANGE
BNC: 226 COCA: 306
change changechangeschangedchanging1 verb (changes, changing, changed )1to become different: She has changed a lot since the last time I saw her – she looks much older. Water changes into ice when it gets very cold.2to make something different: At this restaurant they change the menu every week.3to put or take something in place of another thing: My new watch didn't work, so I took it back to the shop and changed it. I went to the bank to change my euros into dollars. Can you change a £5 note please? I need some pound coins.4(also get changed) to put on different clothes: I need to change before I go out. You need to get changed for football.5to get off a train or bus and get on another one: I have to change trains at Kings Cross.
change changechanges2 noun1(plural changes) when something becomes different: The new government has made a lot of changes. There has been a change in the weather.2(no plural) the money that you get back if you pay more than the amount something costs: If a newspaper costs 60p and you pay with a pound coin, you will get 40p change.3(no plural) small pieces of money; coins: I haven't got any change.for a change because you want something different: Today we had lunch in a restaurant for a change.

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