I.
noun
1 giving/receiving sth in return for sth else
ADJECTIVE
▪ fair
▪ mutual , reciprocal , two-way
▪
We get together once a month for a mutual ~ of ideas.
PREPOSITION
▪ in ~ (for)
▪
Wool and timber were sent to Egypt in ~ for linen or papyrus.
▪ ~ between
▪
There were ~s of goods between the two regions.
▪ ~ for
▪
She considered free language lessons a fair ~ for a place to stay.
2 angry conversation/argument
ADJECTIVE
▪ brief
▪ acrimonious ( esp. BrE ), angry , bitter , heated , sharp
▪ spirited
▪
They've had many spirited ~s.
▪ frank
▪
a full and frank ~ of views
▪ free
▪
a free ~ of ideas and opinions
▪ verbal
▪
a bitter verbal ~
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ about
▪
angry ~s about the problem of unemployment
▪ ~ between
▪
There were many acrimonious ~s between the two men.
▪ ~ over
▪
an ~ over the question of Joe Hill's guilt
▪ ~ with
▪
Members got into heated ~s with the chairperson.
PHRASES
▪ an ~ of views
▪
She had a full and frank ~ of views with her boss before resigning.
3 of foreign currencies
EXCHANGE + NOUN
▪ rate (also rate of exchange esp. in BrE )
4 visit
ADJECTIVE
▪ academic , cross-cultural ( esp. AmE ), cultural , inter-cultural ( esp. AmE )
▪
a constant cultural ~ by young people on the Internet
▪ student , youth
▪ official
VERB + EXCHANGE
▪ go on
PREPOSITION
▪ on an/the ~
▪
She is in France on a student ~.
▪ ~ with
▪
an ~ with a German student
II.
verb
Exchange is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ anecdote , ↑ banter , ↑ blow , ↑ confidence , ↑ contract , ↑ correspondence , ↑ currency , ↑ data , ↑ farewell , ↑ fire , ↑ gift , ↑ glance , ↑ gossip , ↑ greeting , ↑ gunfire , ↑ idea , ↑ information , ↑ insult , ↑ joke , ↑ kiss , ↑ look , ↑ money , ↑ nod , ↑ present , ↑ ring , ↑ view , ↑ vow , ↑ word