exchange
એક્સચેન્જ
definition
verb
we exchanged addresses
give something and receive something of the same kind in return.
noun
negotiations should eventually lead to an exchange of land for peace
an act of giving one thing and receiving another (especially of the same type or value) in return.
translation of 'exchange'
અદલાબદલી,
બદલો,
અદલોબદલો,
વિનિમય,
સાટું
verb
વટાવવું
noun
વટાવ
example
If I have any problems, I can return or 'exchange' it at any other store location, and it comes with a free roll of film.
In many cases, the exchange itself will take place over a Gigabit Ethernet switch operated by the 'exchange' and will involve no circuit elements.
An innovative part of the project is an SMS text messaging service and an international 'exchange' with a similar group in England.
Most of its business was in currency 'exchange' and retail banking and its paid-up capital was only one million pounds sterling, one third that of HSBC.
Recently there has been an 'exchange' carried on within the pages of Swim Magazine that has intrigued us.
Black sacrificed the 'exchange' in the early middlegame, but this brought no joy.
Is there a cure as the internal telephone cable from 'exchange' to condo is about 750 meters?
Newcomers could also 'exchange' a ticket stub for a free karate lesson.
When he returned North, following an 'exchange' of prisoners, he was given a series of ovations and testimonials and had dinner with Abraham Lincoln, with whom he became friendly.
After calling the store and assuring the person that she did indeed know how to match the coloured wire to the same coloured connection on the system, they instructed her to return it for an 'exchange' .
The reforms, however, should focus on improving the transparency of the 'exchange' 's operations and governance rather than imposing new rules.
The culmination of the 'exchange' was a visit by the Foxford Transition Years to Ratingen in March and a return visit to Foxford by the German students and teachers last week.
During negotiations over a prisoner 'exchange' , English officials handed over this list to the French intermediary, Rigaud de Vaudreuil.
There remains much that needs to be done in order to make the Internet a widely acceptable marketplace for the 'exchange' of goods and services between merchants and consumers.
The group, which consists of 5 teachers and 26 school children are on an 'exchange' visit with Moylough Primary School.
It was the fourth time there has been an 'exchange' visit for students of both towns.
A conversation is a living 'exchange' , it's when people say things back and forth and no one knows for certain what's going to be said.
We have been playing that the player could refuse the 'exchange' !
They won't want to 'exchange' large wads of cash at the bank and raise suspicions of money laundering.
Defending solicitor Victor Clarke stated that Mr Ploet was in Ireland five months as part of a farming 'exchange' and intended to return to France next week.
A Ugandan teacher on an 'exchange' visit to Ingleton Middle School is keeping warm in the cold Northern climes by teaching pupils how to play African drums.
Rates of 'exchange' should be based on this one currency, which can be used for payment of all international trade.
Ms Morrison-Tohol and Ms Wennmacher were in Castlebar accompanying a group from the Hochstadt Kolping Familie on an 'exchange' visit with the local Scouts.
Beneficial receipt may also arise from currency 'exchange' .
To avail of the service, customers must have a standard fixed telephone line, 'exchange' coverage, and computer equipment that reaches the minimum required specification.
A trained shop assistant shows the correct and perfectly acceptable way to 'exchange' money at the till
With LNP, the subscriber's telephone number identifies only the subscriber and not the 'exchange' hosting that number.
We do not have to run millions of experiments to see that people value the good received in an 'exchange' over the good given away.
White was sorely tempted by the smothering move 1.Nf7 winning the 'exchange' , and played it.
They never knew about the two-room flats and sleeping rooms he rented, the weekly money orders sent home, the currency 'exchange' .
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