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change: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
change down: intransitive verb
change up: intransitive verb
ˈcli·mate change: noun
ˈoil change: noun
ˈscene change: noun
ˈsea change: noun
short-ˈchange: transitive verb
small ˈchange: noun
ˈcli·mate change levy: noun
quick-ˈchange art·ist: noun

I . change [tʃeɪnʤ] N

1. change (alteration):

change of direction

sprememba smeri tudi fig

change of heart

sprememba stališča

change of pace

sprememba tempa tudi fig

change in the weather

sprememba vremena

to be a change for the better/worse

biti sprememba na bolje/slabše

2. change (substitution):

(za)menjava f

a change of clothes

rezervna oblačila

a change of clothes

change of government

(za)menjava vlade

change of scene THEAT

menjava scene [or prizorišča]

change of scene fig

sprememba [okolja]

3. change no pl (variety):

it'll make a change

to bo čisto nekaj drugega

for a change

4. change:

change (coins)

kovanci m pl

change (money returned)

drobiž m

could you give me change for 50 dollars? (return all, return balance)

mi lahko zmenjate 50 dolarjev?

keep the change

obdržite drobiž

to have the correct change

imeti drobiž [or točno vsoto]

to give the wrong change

ne točno vrniti [drobiža]

5. change TRANSP:

to have to make several changes

morati večkrat prestopiti

II . change [tʃeɪnʤ] VB intr

1. change (alter):

change traffic light, weather

spreminjati se [perf spremeniti se]

change wind

obračati se [perf obrniti se]

nothing [ever] changes

nikoli se nič ne spremeni

to change for the better/worse

poboljšati/poslabšati se

to change into sth

spremeniti se v kaj

2. change (substitute, move):

to change [over] to sth

preusmeriti se h/k

to change to [driving] an automatic [car]

preiti na avtomatika

to change [over] from gas heating to electric

zamenjati plinsko ogrevanje za električno

3. change TRANSP:

prestopati [perf prestopiti]

all change!

zadnja postaja!

4. change (dress):

preoblačiti se [perf preobleči se]

to change into/out of

preobleči se v/iz

5. change AUTO:

change gear

prestavljati [perf prestaviti]

6. change TV:

preklapljati [perf preklopiti]

III . change [tʃeɪnʤ] VB trans

1. change:

change (make different)

spreminjati [perf spremeniti]

change (transform)

to change one's mind

to change around

2. change for:

change (exchange, move)

menjati [perf zamenjati]

change (in a shop)

change (replace)

nadomeščati [perf nadomestiti]

to change hands

(za)menjati lastnika

to change places with sb

presesti se s kom

to change places with sb fig

zamenjati s kom

3. change (make fresh):

preoblačiti [perf preobleči]

change baby

previjati [perf previti]

the baby needs changing

dojenčka je treba previti

to change one's clothes

to change one's shirt

preobleči si srajco

4. change:

change (money)

menjati [perf zamenjati]

change (money)

could you change a £20 note? (return all, return balance)

mi lahko zmenjate bankovec za 20 funtov?

to change £100 into euros

zamenjati 100 funtov v evre

5. change TRANSP:

to change planes

prestopiti z enega letala na drugo

to change buses/trains

presesti [or prestopiti] z enega avtobusa/vlaka na drugega

6. change AUTO:

to change gear[s]

dati v drugo prestavo

change down VB intr Brit AUTO

prestaviti v nižjo prestavo

change up VB intr Brit AUTO

prestaviti v višjo prestavo

ˈcli·mate change N

climate change

klimatske [or podnebne] spremembe f pl

ˈoil change N

(za)menjava f olja

ˈscene change N

scene change

menjava f scene

ˈsea change N

velika sprememba f

short-ˈchange VB trans to short-change sb (after purchase)

short-change

vrniti komu premalo denarja [or drobiža]

small ˈchange N no pl

small change

drobiž m

small change (small amount)

ˈcli·mate change levy N Brit

climate change levy

davek m na onesnaževanje

quick-ˈchange art·ist N THEAT

quick-change artist

igralec (igralka) m (f) , ki se hitro preobleče

quick-change artist fig

umetnik (umetnica) m (f) življenja

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The area changed with the fortunes of the empires and the feudal ambitions of the counts appointed to administrate the counties. en.wikipedia.org

The scandal set off further reforms that changed the way host cities were selected, to avoid similar cases in the future. en.wikipedia.org

Changed definitions of aboriginality and positive discrimination via material benefits have been cited as contributing to a movement to indigenous identification. en.wikipedia.org

He said culture of the PR officers and workers had been changed now. nation.com.pk

Federal student loan consolidation is often referred to as refinancing, which is incorrect because the loan rates are not changed, merely locked in. en.wikipedia.org

In 1924 the licencing system was changed. en.wikipedia.org

She also changed part of its coloring and theme in the process. en.wikipedia.org

The primary basis for eligibility was later changed to age, making the tournament open only to wrestlers who are 25 years old or younger. en.wikipedia.org

The machinery and needles of the clocks were changed while the clock's main dial was unchanged. en.wikipedia.org

Moulds changed along with fashion which allows them to be dated quite accurately. en.wikipedia.org

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