change 意味 & 読み方

日本語でのchangeの意味

• 0 to stop having or doing one thing, and start having or doing another -- ～を替える

  • I changed jobs to make more money.

  • I’ve changed my doctor.

• 1 to become different, or to make someone or something become different -- ～が変わる, ～を変える

  • She’s changed a lot in the last few years.

  • That book changed my life.

• 2 to take off your clothes and put on different ones -- （服を）着替える

  • Is there somewhere I can get changed?

• 3 to get off one bus, plane, etc. and get on a different one -- （バス、電車など）を乗り換える

  • I have to change trains at Bristol.

• 4 to get one type of money in exchange for a different type -- （お金）を両替する

  • Where can I change my dollars?

• 5 to take something you have bought back to a shop and exchange it for something else -- （もの）を取り替える

  • I had to change those shorts I bought for a bigger pair.

• 6 to start talking about a different subject -- 話題を変える

  • I’d tried to explain my feelings, but he just changed the subject.

• 7 the process or result of something becoming different -- 変化

  • We need to make a few changes to the design.

• 8 the process of stopping one thing and starting to have or do another thing -- 変更

  • a change of address

  • a change of plan

• 9 the money that you get back when you pay more for something than it costs -- おつり

  • Here’s your receipt and change.

• 10 coins, not paper money -- 小銭

  • Do you have any change for the parking meter?

• 11 a set of clean clothes that you can put on if you need to take off the ones that you are wearing -- 着替え

  • Make sure you bring a change of clothes.

• 12 a different experience from what is usual, or something that is pleasant or interesting because it is unusual or new -- （環境の）変化, 気分転換

  • You know, I’m really ready for a change.

  • The holiday will make a nice change.

• 13 used to say that something is unusual or new -- いつもと違って

  • It’s nice to see her smile for a change.