vt.

1. （使）改变；更改；使变化 [（+from ... to ...）][（+into）]
   On second thoughts he changed his mind.

   进一步考虑后，他改变了主意。

2. 换；交换，互换 [（+for）]
   We changed seats in the interval.

   中间休息时，我们交换了一下座位。

3. 换（衣服）；替（婴孩）换尿布或衣服；给（床）换床单
   She changed the baby often.

   她不时地给婴孩换尿布。

4. 兑换（钱）[（+for/into）]
   Let me change the dollar bill for coins.

   让我把这张美元的纸钞换成硬币。

5. 换乘（车等）
   You'll have to change planes at Seattle.

   你得在西雅图换乘另一架飞机。

vi.

1. 改变；更改；变化 [（+from ... to ...）]
   In fall the leaves change from green to brown.

   秋天，树叶由绿变成褐色。

2. 更衣 [（+out of/into）]
   He changed into a new suit.

   他换上一套新的西装。

3. 换车
   In New York, you'll change for Boston.

   你在纽约换车去波士顿。

4. 换档 [（+up/down/into/to）]

n.

1. 变化；变更；变迁[C][U][（+of/in）]
   Many changes have taken place since then.

   自那以来，发生了许多变化。

2. 改变一下[S1]
   I think a change might do you good.

   我想换换环境也许对你有好处。

3. 更换；替换[C][（+in/of）]
4. 零钱；找零[U]
   "Here's your change," said the saleswoman.

   “这是你的找零，”女店员说道。

5. 【口】绝经（期）；更年期[the S]

v.

1. make or become different.
   ▸(of the moon) arrive at a fresh phase; become new.
2. take or use another instead of:
   she decided to change her name.
   ▸move from one to (another).
   ▸ (change over) move from one system or situation to another.
   ▸remove (something dirty or faulty) and replace it with another of the same kind.
   ▸engage (a different gear) in a motor vehicle.
   ▸ (change down or up) Brit. engage a lower (or higher) gear in a vehicle or on a bicycle.
3. put different clothes on.
4. exchange (a sum of money) for the same sum in a different currency or denomination.

n.

1. the action of changing.
   ▸an instance of becoming different.
   ▸ (the change or the change of life) informal the menopause.
2. a clean garment or garments as a replacement for something one is wearing.
3. coins as opposed to banknotes.
   ▸money given in exchange for the same sum in larger units.
   ▸money returned to someone as the balance of the sum paid.
4. an order in which a peal of bells can be rung.