exchange
The company is developing exchangeable batteries for electric cars.
The credits are exchangeable for a wide range of goods and services.
Parents receive vouchers that are exchangeable for their children’s school tuition.

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Replacing and exchanging
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alternatively
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change over
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make up for something
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sing
someone's answer to someone/somethingidiom
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substitutability
substitutable
substitution
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exchangeable | Business English

exchangeable
adjective
uk /ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒəbl/us
FINANCE
able to be exchanged by its owner for something else:
exchangeable for sthThe bonds will be exchangeable for shares or cash.
exchangeable into sthDrachma continued to be exchangeable into Euros until 2004.
exchangeable bonds/shares/securities

Examples of exchangeable

exchangeable
However, (15) itself suggests only that the synchronous indicator variables be exchangeable.
These exchangeable state combinations must also be independent of any non-divorcing parents, again in terms of their eects on the child node.
For the other elements, annual inputs via litterfall were smaller than corresponding quantities of exchangeable elements in the mineral soil.
Labor, therefore, is the real measure of the exchangeable value of all commodities.
These objects are un-exchangeable as circulating library novels.
Sampling formulas describe probability laws of exchangeable combinatorial structures like partitions and compositions.
The cation exchange capacity was calculated by summing the basic cations and the exchangeable acidity.
The light gray area gives the additional risk of doing harm by inference for a new study effect, exchangeable with studies performed.
Response by sugar beet to potassium and sodium fertilizers, particularly in relation to soils containing little exchangeable potassium.
The post-1996 wheat crop samples were also analysed for exchangeable bases (ammonium acetate extraction) and cation exchange capacity (potassium chloride).
States of exchangeable agents are conditionally independently and identically distributed (i. i. d.).
We prove that if the partition is partially exchangeable, the law of the increments does determine the law of the partition.
People are not to be treated as if they are exchangeable objects.
Higher rates of liming caused greater reductions in exchangeable acidity (p 5 0.05).
Carrying out inelastic scans of both samples and comparing them enabled the authors to focus on the dynamic differences between exchangeable and nonexchangeable hydrogens.
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