swap
verbUK /swɒp/
US /swɑːp/
To swap means to give something to someone and get something else back.
I swapped my apple for a banana at lunch.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To replace one thing with another.
We swapped the old chairs for new ones.
3. A situation where two people trade things with each other.
The two friends made a swap: a comic book for a toy car.
4. To change places with someone.
Can we swap seats so I can sit by the window?