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换 [huàn]
[verb]
1. Definition: To give someone something while receiving something else in return.
Example usages: 交换 (to exchange), 对换 (to swap), 换工 (to barter labor), 換文 (to exchange text), 兑换 (to redeem).
2. Definition: To change or to alter.
Example usages: 变换 (to change), 更换 (to replace), 换马 (figuratively refers to replacing someone in a certain position, often derogatory), 换样 (to change the pattern), 换气 (to change air), 换言之 (in other words, to say differently).
【Original Meaning】: Mutual exchange.
【Character Formation】: Phonetic compound; from 手 (hand), and 奂 (huàn) as the phonetic component.
Meaning 1: Same original meaning (Exchange; trade; barter).
Meaning 2: Change or alteration.
References:
1. "说文": 换, 易也.
2. "谷梁传·桓公元年" annotation: 擅相换易.
Example sentences:
- 又如: 以帛换酒 (to exchange silk for wine); 换过子 (to mutually exchange); 换了帖 (to exchange written forms of identity and background when becoming sworn brothers).
Second Meaning: To change or to alter.
References:
1. Huxley, translated by Yan Fu: 几移几换 (somewhat shifted and exchanged).
Example sentences:
- 又如: 换衣服 (to change clothes); 换手 (to change the operator); 换脚手 (to change shoes, clothes, gloves, etc.); 换易 (to switch or replace); 换朝 (to change dynasties).
to shed one's mortal body and exchange one's bones (idiom); born again Daoist / to turn over a new leaf / fig. to change wholly / to create from other material (story, artwork etc)
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