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échange [e∫ɑ̃ʒ]masculine nouna. exchange ; ( = troc) swap► en échange ( = par contre) on the other hand ; ( = en guise de troc) in exchange ; ( = pour compenser) to make up for itb. (Tennis, table tennis) rally* * *eʃɑ̃ʒnom masculinen échange — in exchange, in return
2) Économie, Commerce trade [U]échanges commerciaux — trade [U]
3) (relations, séjour linguistique) exchange4) Biologie, Physique exchange5) (au tennis, tennis de table) rally6) ( aux échecs) exchange•Phrasal Verbs:* * *eʃɑ̃ʒ nm1) (= accord, marché) [prisonniers, otages, idées] exchange2) (avec un ami) swapen échange de — in exchange for, in return for
4) (= contre, en retour)en échange de — in exchange for, in return for
5) ÉDUCATION exchange* * *A nm1 gén exchange (entre between; contre for); échange d'idées/de coups exchange of ideas/of blows; vifs échanges sur heated exchanges on; il y a eu un échange de coups entre les supporters blows were exchanged between the (rival) fans; ils ne font pas l'échange dans cette boutique they don't exchange goods in this shop; les deux pays ont fait un échange d'experts/de prisonniers the two countries have exchanged experts/prisoners; elles ont fait l'échange de leurs manteaux they've swapped coats; mon casque est trop petit, on fait l'échange? my helmet is too small, shall we swap?; les philatélistes font souvent des échanges stamp collectors often exchange stamps; échange de partenaires partner-swapping;3 ( relations) exchange; les échanges culturels/universitaires cultural/university exchanges;4 ( pour un séjour linguistique) exchange; mon fils fait/va faire un échange en Italie my son is/will be on an exchange in Italy;6 (au tennis, tennis de table) rally; ils ont fait un long échange they played a long rally; faire des échanges pour s'échauffer to play some warm-up rallies, to warm up;7 ( aux échecs) exchange; faire un échange to exchange pieces.B en échange loc adv in exchange, in return; en échange, le ministre a accordé une aide financière in return, the minister has granted financial aid; nous devons en échange entretenir la maison in return we must see to the upkeep of the house.échange de bons procédés quid pro quo; échange de créances Fin debt swap; échange de créances contre actifs Fin debt equity swap; échange de devises dues Fin currency swap; échange de données informatisé, EDI Ordinat electronic data interchange, EDI; échange financier Fin swap; échange de logements Tourisme home exchange, home swap; échange standard replacement by a reconditioned part; ‘il faut faire un échange standard’ ‘we'll have to replace it with a reconditioned part’.[eʃɑ̃ʒ] nom masculinfaire un échange to swap, to do a swapon fait l'échange? do you want to swap?, do you want to do a swap?3. [aller et retour] exchange4. [visite]5. JEUXfaire (un) échange [aux échecs] to exchange pieces6. SPORTa. [avant un match] knocking upb. [pendant le match] rally7. BIOLOGIEen échange locution adverbialeen échange de locution prépositionnellein exchange ou return for
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