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1. 改变.英语单词怎么写改变的英语单词是change，详细信息如下：
change 英 [t?e?nd?] 美 [t?end?]
vt.改变，变更；交换，替换；兑换；换衣服（床单）
vi.改变，转变；交换，互换；换衣，更衣
n.变化，改变；交换，交替；零钱，找头；代替物
例句：
It is a complex system, but it certainly makes a change
这是个复杂的体系，不过确实有所改变。
2. “更改”英语怎么写【改变的英语是怎么写的】 不知道楼主说的更改是动词还是名词，动词有：
1.
alter
vt.
改变
Has she altered her mind?
她改变主意了吗？
修改
The tailor altered the jacket to fit me.
裁缝将夹克修改得合我的身。
【俚】阉割，去势
vi.
改变，变样
The city has altered almost out of recognition since I left there five years ago.
自从五年前我离开以后，那座城市已变得几乎认不出了。
2.
change
vt.
（使）改变；更改；使变化[（+from 。to 。）][(+into)]
On second thoughts he changed his mind.
进一步考虑后，他改变了主意。
换；交换，互换[（+for）]
We changed seats in the interval.
中间休息时，我们交换了一下座位。
换（衣服）；替（婴孩）换尿布或衣服；给（床）换床单
She changed the baby often.
她不时地给婴孩换尿布。
兑换（钱）[（+for/into）]
Let me change the dollar bill for coins.
让我把这张美元的纸钞换成硬币。
换乘（车等）
You'll have to change planes at Seattle.
你得在西雅图换乘另一架飞机。
vi.
改变；更改；变化[（+from 。to 。）]
In fall the leaves change from green to brown.
秋天，树叶由绿变成褐色。
更衣[（+out of/into）]
He changed into a new suit.
他换上一套新的西装。
换车
In New York, you'll change for Boston.
你在纽约换车去波士顿。
换档[（+up/down/into/to）]
n.
变化；变更；变迁[C][U][(+of/in)]
Many changes have taken place since then.
自那以来，发生了许多变化。
改变一下[S1]
I think a change might do you good.
我想换换环境也许对你有好处。
更换；替换[C][(+in/of)]
零钱；找零[U]
"Here's your change," said the saleswoman.
"这是你的找零，"女店员说道。
【口】绝经（期）；更年期[the S]
3.
modify
vt.
更改，修改
We have to modify our plan a little bit.
我们得对我们的计划稍加修改。
缓和，减轻
He has modified his demands.
他已降低了他的要求。
【语】修饰
A noun sometimes modifies another noun.
一个名词有时候修饰另一个名词。
上面3个动词对应的名词为：
alteration; changes; modification
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