change places
verb phraseUK /tʃeɪndʒ pleɪsɪz/
US /tʃeɪndʒ pleɪsɪz/
To swap spots with someone so each person sits or stands where the other was.
Let's change places so you can sit by the window.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To take on another person's role or situation.
The two actors changed places for a day to understand each other's jobs.
3. To reverse positions in a ranking or order.
The two teams changed places in the league table after the match.
4. To move to a different location or setting.
We changed places and sat under the tree instead.