interchange
ഇന്റർചേഞ്ച്
definition
verb
superior and subordinates freely interchange ideas and information
(of two or more people) exchange (things) with each other.
noun
the interchange of ideas
the action of interchanging things, especially information.
the interchange of woods and meadows
alternation.
example
we have a significant 'interchange' of staff with the nearby college
Detachment seems I must say an odd emotion when I think of an 'interchange' , a conversation, a collaboration, which is bound to bring differing points of view to bear.
Secondly, I am a great believer in the idea of 'interchange' between different sectors, different types of business.
National variations were enhanced when, under the direct effect of the Napoleonic wars, boundaries were closed and the easy international 'interchange' of ideas was inhibited.
Furthermore, all of the rest of us could 'interchange' pedals and feel fine on each other's pedals - just not on his.
There are a number of reports and white papers provided by various sponsors, and I hope that in the upcoming weeks and months we will develop a lively 'interchange' between the members of the Forum.
I believe both the 'interchange' and a toll road would greatly alleviate the existing traffic problems experienced by regular commuters.
They 'interchange' positions so well and their players have forward movement all the time.
Which traffic engineering firm or engineers have completed their research and found that the 'interchange' will reduce the traffic jams in and out of the capital?
He tingled all over, experiencing the feeling of floating in sea with one's eyes on the water-level, when life above water and under water would 'interchange' every second.
But for the moment I just want to discuss an 'interchange' which another of the members of the panel had with one of the questioners.
superior and subordinates freely 'interchange' information
It has its advantages; it's sure a good idea for data 'interchange' or for all those little files you need to store settings.
the 'interchange' of ideas
the 'interchange' of woods and meadows
turn left at the next 'interchange'
the 'interchange' of ideas
I listened in shock to this venomous 'interchange'
This might be the first 'interchange' in the world with traffic lights.
The points looked safe following a nice 'interchange' of passes between Taylor and Donaldson which culminated in the latter laying the ball into the path of the oncoming Jones whose low straight drive made it 4-1.
The courteous and legitimately self-interested housewife opened the door to make her choice, and found that, in so doing, she had made a commitment, and entered into a dramatic 'interchange' .
It's a subtle 'interchange' and exchange that happens between patient and doctor.
On their part, students will have access to homework assignments, and school news and events besides an interactive 'interchange' with other students and teachers.
Electronic data 'interchange' lets suppliers and customers communicate directly electronically.
superior and subordinates freely 'interchange' ideas and information
The AA warned of heavy traffic on the anti-clockwise M60 between Prestwich and the Worsley 'interchange' as drivers approached Junction 12, where the M602 was closed.
Its storylines and characters 'interchange' and interact in an elegant rhythm that leaves little wanting.
Centrepoint is just under five kilometres from the 'interchange' at the M50 Motorway with the Navan Road.
Here I send you all some photographs from that battle and I hope someday we can 'interchange' more experiences and information.
diesel units will 'interchange' with the gasoline ones
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