exchange
विनिमय
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'
देवाणघेवाण करणे,
अदलाबदल,
अदलाबदल करणे
example
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.
It is believed that the trend may help to realize the free 'exchange' of currency, preparing the ground for the Renminbi to be an international currency.
The idea is that people who currently live too far from an 'exchange' to get ADSL services will be able to get a slightly hobbled * version.
I am distracted from further conversation by an expanding 'exchange' on MSN Messenger.
In 'exchange' , the taxpayers receive $10 million in annual rent, which will never come close to reimbursing the city and state for their costs.
Shire has little surplus cash in its balance sheet, so a paper-based reverse takeover via a share 'exchange' would be the most probable route to a takeover.
they provided me with currency 'exchange' at competitive rates
To avail of the service, customers must have a standard fixed telephone line, 'exchange' coverage, and computer equipment that reaches the minimum required specification.
Recently there has been an 'exchange' carried on within the pages of Swim Magazine that has intrigued us.
Volkswagen, for instance, operates a private 'exchange' supplied by i2 Technologies, Ariba, and IBM.
Rather, I order that the parties 'exchange' income tax returns and notices of assessment by the June 1 each year.
During negotiations over a prisoner 'exchange' , English officials handed over this list to the French intermediary, Rigaud de Vaudreuil.
How close relations are between the MfS general and the prosecutor becomes evident from a short 'exchange' of words before both left the building.
The report urged they must hedge against currency 'exchange' risks to protect themselves from the fluctuation of the greenback.
opportunities for the 'exchange' of information
So, it turned out that White had to acquiesce to the 'exchange' of Bishop for Knight after all!
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.
Newcomers could also 'exchange' a ticket stub for a free karate lesson.
Despite the serious nature of the expertise shared by the lifesavers, Moreton College's Rob Kreisler said the 'exchange' visit was also a chance to build friendships across the Atlantic.
To challenge either is to perpetuate an irresolvable debate, a heated 'exchange' of ideas that no one ever wins, which leaves everyone with bad feelings.
With LNP, the subscriber's telephone number identifies only the subscriber and not the 'exchange' hosting that number.
It is less good to play this move after a preliminary 'exchange' of knights on e4.
Kasparov was up the 'exchange' , but his king was out in the open across the board and Adams had an extra pawn.
In many cases, the exchange itself will take place over a Gigabit Ethernet switch operated by the 'exchange' and will involve no circuit elements.
The benefits include only one currency 'exchange' , transparency of prices via a united shopping market and no risk of fluctuations between countries.
Amateur radio enthusiasts around the globe were running into problems trying to 'exchange' e-mail addresses due to the lack of a Morse character for the @ symbol.
The catch is that these Asian export giants like Japan and China can't afford to just liquidate their dollar-holdings and 'exchange' them for euros.
The second floor, which is accessed via a freight elevator, provides a needle 'exchange' service that operates four day per week, four to six hours/day.
Economic 'exchange' via the market is thus a positive-sum game: everybody gains more than they put in because of increased efficiency.
Spouses were not picked off the shelf rather the event served as a rendezvous for parents to 'exchange' addresses for ‘further discussions’.
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