interchange
intercâmbio
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.
translation of 'interchange'
verb
permutar,
alternar,
trocar
noun
alternação,
intercâmbio,
permuta,
alternância,
troca
example
On their part, students will have access to homework assignments, and school news and events besides an interactive 'interchange' with other students and teachers.
He said the exchange program was a great way for both countries to learn from each other through the personal 'interchange' of ideas and experiences.
Furthermore, all of the rest of us could 'interchange' pedals and feel fine on each other's pedals - just not on his.
turn left at the next 'interchange'
Electronic data 'interchange' lets suppliers and customers communicate directly electronically.
Given the centrist nature of Auckland University students her group didn't enjoy too much success, but provided for lively 'interchange' of ideas.
I listened in shock to this venomous 'interchange'
Its storylines and characters 'interchange' and interact in an elegant rhythm that leaves little wanting.
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.
This mixture of research interests created an intense 'interchange' of views and opinions.
Here I send you all some photographs from that battle and I hope someday we can 'interchange' more experiences and information.
This might be the first 'interchange' in the world with traffic lights.
Oasis is the nonprofit, international consortium that has been providing open solutions for electronic data 'interchange' since 1993.
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?
The 'interchange' between members of our staff and congressional staff and members has been effective.
He also said a decision to have three lanes on each level of the 'interchange' instead of two will increase the cost of the project, originally estimated to be $150 million.
His style of working is informal, and one which encourages the free and open 'interchange' of ideas.
The capacity of the A61 approach to the junction and the A61 link road between the motorway 'interchange' and Birdwell, will also be increased, by providing three lanes.
The arrival of new members will enrich the EU through increased cultural diversity, 'interchange' of ideas, and better understanding of other peoples.
superior and subordinates freely 'interchange' ideas and information
the 'interchange' of woods and meadows
diesel units will 'interchange' with the gasoline ones
Units will 'interchange' on the same receiver assembly provided the cartridges are from the same family.
The medieval and early modern periods were characterised by frequent intellectual 'interchange' , not to mention trade relations between Christendom and the Islamic world, and not just conflict.
It has its advantages; it's sure a good idea for data 'interchange' or for all those little files you need to store settings.
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.
the 'interchange' of ideas
A brief 'interchange' of words resulted in the unanimous decision to escape as soon as possible.
Incidentally, the 'interchange' , feedback and conversation has been immensely valuable to me, and I hope also to my readers and interlocutors.
superior and subordinates freely 'interchange' information
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