swap
/swɑp/
noun
- An act of exchanging one thing for another.
- The book swap at school was a big success.
- Let's do a swap — I'll give you my apple for your orange.
- They made a fair swap of trading cards.
- Something that is exchanged or traded.
- This necklace was a swap for a bracelet I didn't want.
- He got the bike as a swap for his old skateboard.
- The swap turned out to be a great deal for both of us.
verb
- To give something to someone and receive something else in return; to exchange.
- I swapped my old phone for a newer model.
- Can we swap seats so I can sit by the window?
- The two kids swapped their lunch snacks.
- To replace one thing with another, often in a system or arrangement.
- She swapped the sugar for salt by mistake.
- The mechanic swapped the flat tire with the spare.
- We need to swap the broken light bulb for a new one.
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