interchange
//ˌɪntərˈtʃeɪndʒ//
Noun
interchangeSingular
interchangesPlural
1
A junction where two or more roads or highways meet, allowing traffic to move between them without crossing directly.
Take the next interchange to get onto the highway heading north.
2
The act of exchanging things or ideas between people or groups.
The interchange of ideas between the two teams led to a successful project.
3
A place where passengers can transfer between different modes of transport.
The new interchange connects the bus station and the train terminal.
Verb
interchangeInfinitive
interchangePresent tense
interchangedPast tense
interchangedPast participle
interchangingPresent participle
interchangesThird-person singular
1
To exchange things or positions with someone or something else.
The two players interchanged positions during the game.
2
To put each of two things in the place of the other; to alternate.
You can interchange the two parts to see which works better.