This means to make something different or to swap it. You can change things like clothes, plans, or ideas.
I change my clothes every day.
She changed the old lamp for a new one.
This is money made of coins, not paper bills. People often call coins 'change' when they use just small money.
I need some change for the bus.
She has a jar full of change.
This means when something becomes different from before. It can be about weather, feelings, plans, or people.
There was a change in the weather today.
The company saw a change after the new manager.
This means a different set of clothes to wear. People use it when they change clothes, like after sports or work.
I packed a change for the trip.
She wore a fresh change after sports.
This means to put in something new instead of the old one. You can change a person, object, or part of a machine.
They changed the old teacher with a new one.
Please change the batteries in the toy.
This meaning refers to a machine where you put money to get smaller coins or tickets. It is common in places like train stations or parking lots.
Put coins in the change for tickets.
The change is broken at the subway station.