change
ફેરફાર
definition
verb
a proposal to change the law
make or become different.
she decided to change her name
take or use another instead of.
noun
the change from a nomadic to an agricultural society
the act or instance of making or becoming different.
a handful of loose change
coins as opposed to paper currency.
translation of 'change'
નાણાંનું પરચૂરણ,
બાકીનું પરચૂરણ,
પરિવર્તન,
વૈવિધ્ય
verb
બદલવું,
પરચૂરણ વટાવવું
noun
ફેરફાર,
પરચૂરણ પૈસા
example
You know the best thing about it is that you're actually going to cause a 'change' of government this weekend.
they stopped at the corner, waiting for the lights to 'change'
There was a 'change' of shorts and a T-shirt, probably for gym class, and a laptop computer!
the ferns began to 'change' shape
After they had bathed and put on a 'change' of clean clothes, there was a knock at the door.
That arrogance is also one of the reasons there will be a 'change' of Government.
The blouse is the new jacket substitute, sometimes matched to a dress as a 'change' from a suit.
I watched him pocket the 'change'
They waved to Johnny who was fishing around in his pockets for 'change' for the meter.
she decided to 'change' her name
So it makes a refreshing 'change' to view a film that chooses to adopt one of the principal laws of journalism by getting its facts right.
People are asked to please take note of the temporary 'change' of venue for the meeting.
David says he finds straight pubs a refreshing 'change' now and again.
wait for a gap and then 'change' gears
Before I could pull some 'change' out of my pocket to pay for it, a hand held out ten dollars to the man who served me.
And those are the very women who now frequent my house and laugh when they are told how I tried to 'change' a nappy last night.
Mr. Sanderson dug some 'change' out of his pocket and found a pay phone.
She pocketed her spare 'change' and the sweets and turned in the direction of Chris' voice.
'change' a light bulb
A coin trap collects any loose 'change' which falls out of the pockets of garments being washed.
I am really pleased to see that there is a 'change' of Minister in the chair for the debate on Part 1.
This meant the tyre went flat, which in turn meant I had to pull over and 'change' the wheel.
they're calling for a 'change' of government
His interviews are such a refreshing 'change' because he is perfectly candid.
Half a million pounds is serious money but you might not have much 'change' left if you bought a house in the country.
Due to the new regulations that allow a 'change' of tyres only in the case of an obvious defect, this kind of mistake can ruin an entire race.
If you try to 'change' dollars for pesos, people look at you like you're crazy.
So instead of there being such a clean break of content, it's more a 'change' of style.
The pilots will travel with just a 'change' of clothing, a tent and life raft.
The lady at the till calculated what was owed, took the money and gave him his 'change' .
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