Auto Exchange (bebside)

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auto

auto-
a combining form meaning “self,” “same,” “spontaneous,” used in the formation of compound words: autograph. Also, esp. before a vowel,aut-.
auto-
a combining form representing automobile in compound words: autocade.
auto-
a combining form representing automatic in compound words: autoalarm; autofeed; autofocus. Sometimes also taken as an adjective: auto enlarger; auto stop control.
auto.
1. automatic.
2. automobile.
3. automotive.

exchange

1. to give up for something else; part with for some equivalent; change for another.
2. to replace with an equivalent or something else: Most stores will allow the purchaser to exchange goods.
3. to give and receive reciprocally; interchange: to exchange blows; to exchange gifts.
4. to part with in return for some equivalent; transfer for a recompense; barter: to exchange goods with foreign countries.
5. Chess.to capture in return for a capture by the opponent generally of pieces of equal value.
6. to make an exchange; engage in bartering, replacing, or substituting one thing for another.
7. to pass or be taken in exchange or as an equivalent.
exchange, mutual transfer of goods, money, services, or their equivalents; also the marketplace where such transfer occurs, such as a stock exchange or a commodity exchange. In early human society, exchange of unessential articles, such as jewelry, was common, but no group could afford to rely on another group for the necessities of life. Gradually, division of labor led to the barter economy, in which articles were produced for exchange. Modern capitalistic society, although an outgrowth of the exchange economy, is no longer based on exchange. Strict exchange depends on barter; in modern society the money and price system—in which goods and services are produced in exchange for specified amounts of a standard currency—has largely replaced barter, except for limited arrangements done on a local basis . Broadly, the term is now used to signify exchange of goods and services for money.