changed
/tʃeɪndʒd/
adjective
- Having become different from what was before; altered.
- She was a changed person after her year of traveling abroad.
- The changed rules made the game more exciting for everyone.
- After the renovation, the old house looked completely changed.
verb
- Became different; underwent a transformation.
- Her opinion changed after she learned more about the topic.
- The company's policies changed to improve employee satisfaction.
- The weather changed suddenly from sunny to stormy.
- Replaced something with another thing; swapped.
- She changed her clothes before going to the party.
- The librarian changed the books on the display shelf every month.
- He changed the flat tire on his car by the side of the road.
- Gave or received money in a different form, such as breaking a bill into smaller units or exchanging currency.
- The cashier changed the large note into coins for the parking meter.
- At the airport, she changed her euros into dollars.
- I changed a twenty-dollar bill into two tens and four fives.
- Moved to a different vehicle, route, or mode of transportation during a journey.
- He changed from the bus to the subway to get downtown faster.
- Passengers flying to London must change planes in Chicago.
- We changed trains at the central station to reach the suburbs.
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