to change; to switch; to convert or transform into something different

to exchange, swap, or interchange; to give and receive something reciprocally (such as gifts, ideas, or personnel)

to replace or swap something out; to change or exchange one thing for another

to replace; to substitute; to exchange one part for another

to convert or exchange currency; to swap securities for cash or trade goods according to a specific value

To change, vary, or alternate the form or content of something into another state; to convert

to switch over; to change between modes, data streams, operating states, or scenes

to obtain something in exchange for something else; to get in return

to change personnel or elect a new committee upon the expiration of a term of office

to replace; to displace; to exchange or swap something out for something else

Used to express a previous statement in a different way or from a different perspective; that is to say

to replace someone or make a substitution, often used for personnel or players in sports

To change from one vehicle or mode of transportation to another, such as switching between trains, buses, or planes.

to exchange or swap with each other

to rotate; to take turns; to alternate

To change the outward appearance or form while the substance remains the same; usually used in a negative sense to mean making superficial changes.

The next work shift or the formal military ceremony of replacing a guard or sentry.

A network device that connects multiple computers or network segments together within a local area network (LAN)

in other words; to put it another way; used to express something from a different perspective or logical angle

to exchange or swap positions, roles, or times mutually

to calculate the equivalent value of something in a different unit or currency

to replace an older product with an upgraded or new-generation version; to update technology

to replace the old with the new; to undergo a generational change or upgrade in technology, equipment, or products

to exchange for something else; to replace with; to convert into

The frequency of changing hands or staff in an organization or specific position

to replace something old with a newer version; to renew; to upgrade

to return a purchased item for a replacement; to exchange a purchase

(Daoism) To shed one's mortal body and exchange one's bones for immortal ones; to be reborn as a deity

To take a breath after holding it, specifically in swimming, singing, or heavy exertion.

to remove someone from a post and replace them with another person; to reshuffle personnel

converter; transducer; a device used in automated control systems to transform signal properties or convert between analog and digital signals

The change of seasons or transition from one season to another

to change or alter something; to switch from an original state or form to a new one

To treat each other with sincerity; to be close, honest, and understanding with one another; heart-to-heart

to change dirty clothes for washing; to change into clean clothes while washing the dirty ones

to exchange money; specifically to exchange large bills for small change (or vice versa), or to exchange one currency for another

to change gear in a motor vehicle

To exchange positions or reverse places with another person or thing.

To perform a blood transfusion by replacing part or all of the blood in the body

A voucher or certificate that can be exchanged for cash, goods, or services, such as a foreign exchange certificate (FEC)

to exchange goods; to trade via barter

to change both one's given name and surname; to assume a false identity

major reshuffling of personnel or equipment; overall renewal of an organization's membership

a device used to transfer heat between two or more fluids; heat exchanger

to change the dynasty or transition to a new regime; refers generally to the replacement of old leadership or political power with new authority from a new era

to relieve a guard or sentry; to change the guard

Literally "to steal the rafters and replace them with pillars"; to secretly swap the original for a fake or change the nature of something through underhanded tricks.

a change in form but not in substance; literally "different broth but the same old medicine." Often used to describe a superficial change that does not address the underlying issue (usually negative).

A device that converts one form of energy or signal into another, such as sensors that convert light or sound into electrical signals; also called [[传感器|傳感器|chuan2 gan3 qi4]].