exchange

• n. 交換; 交換; 交換; 交換
• vt. 交換する；取引する；転換する
• 交換する；取引する；転換する

ex-, outward. 変化、変化。

exchange

exchange: [14] Like change, exchange comes ultimately from Latin cambīre ‘barter’. In postclassical times this had the prefix ex- added to it, here functioning as an indicator of ‘change’, producing late Latin *excambiāre. In Old French this became eschangier (whence modern French échanger), which English acquired via Anglo- Norman eschaunge. A 15th-century reversion to the original Latin spelling of the prefix produced modern English exchange.
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exchange (n.)

late 14c., "act of reciprocal giving and receiving," from Anglo-French eschaunge, Old French eschange (Modern French échange), from Late Latin excambium, from excambiare, from Latin ex- "out" (see ex-) + cambire "barter" (see change (v.)). Practice of merchants or lenders meeting to exchange bills of debt led to meaning "building for mercantile business" (1580s).

exchange (v.)

late 15c., from Old French eschangier "exchange, barter" (Modern French échanger), from Vulgar Latin *excambiare (source of Italian scambiare); see exchange (n.). Related: Exchanged; exchanging.

1. This could intensify the risk of a nuclear exchange .

これは核戦争勃発の危険を高める可能性がある。

2.During the turmoil in the foreign- exchange makets the guilder remained strong.

オランダ盾は外国為替市場の動揺の中で堅調を維持している。

3.They exchange traveller 's cheques at a different rate from notes.

彼らがトラベラーズチェックを両替する際に根拠となる為替レートは、現金を両替する際とは異なります。

4.I 'm going to go on an exchange visit to Paris.

パリで交流見学します。

5.He ruled out any exchange of prisoners with the militants.

彼は武装分子と捕虜を交換する活動を拒否した。