swap in Chinese
swap in Chinese is 交換, 换 — swap means to exchange one thing for another.
swap in Chinese
交換
Pronounced: jiāo huàn
An exchange of two comparable things.
换
Pronounced: huàn
What does "swap" mean?
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verb To exchange one thing for another.
"The kids swapped lunches at recess."
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noun An exchange of two comparable things.
"They agreed to a straight swap of houses for the summer."
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noun A financial contract in which two parties exchange streams of payments, such as interest rates.
"The bank arranged a currency swap to hedge against exchange rate risk."
swap in a sentence
- The kids swapped lunches at recess.
- We swapped seats so she could sit by the window.
- They agreed to a straight swap of houses for the summer.
- The bank arranged a currency swap to hedge against exchange rate risk.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "swap" in Chinese?
"swap" in Chinese is 交換, 换. swap means: To exchange one thing for another.
How do you pronounce 交換?
"swap" in Chinese is 交換, pronounced "jiāo huàn".
How do you use "swap" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids swapped lunches at recess." In Chinese, "swap" is 交換, 换.
Are there other ways to say "swap" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "swap": 交換, 换.
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