0 present participle of exchange
1 to give something to someone and receive something from that person:
It's traditional for the two teams to exchange shirts after the game.
Every month the group meets so its members can exchange their views/opinions (= have a discussion).
Exchanging houses (= going to live in someone else's house while they live in yours) for a few weeks is a good way of having a holiday.
If you don't like the gift, you can exchange it.
Do you want to exchange this toaster for another (one) or do you want your money back?
A cheque that is not negotiable cannot be exchanged for cash and must be paid into a bank account.
They briskly exchanged greetings before starting the session.
He talked about the humiliation of exchanging his clothes for the prison uniform.
Generally speaking, the crossover operator works by taking two parents and exchanging par t of their strings, thereby generating two new individuals, the offspring.
A paradox of personal data is that both keeping the information secret and exchanging the information can be done under the banner of security.
The presented work deals with collaboration and information exchanging between agents.
