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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   changing table

   • n.
     a piece of furniture with a flat surface on which a baby or young child is placed to have their diaper changed

   • noun: changing table, plural noun: changing tables

2. • 釋義
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   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a piece of furniture with a flat surface on which a baby or young child is placed to have their diaper changed I have to keep one hand on the baby so she doesn't roll off the changing table he is challenging major retailers to put changing tables in the men's bathrooms

   never-changing

   • adj.
     that never changes; remaining the same: a never-changing loop of cause and effect

   Oxford Dictionary

   ever-changing

   • adj.
     constantly changing or developing: the key is adapting to the ever-changing conditions ever-changing technology

   Oxford Dictionary

   changing mat

   • n.
     a mat on which a baby or young child is placed to have their nappy changed: we placed him on the changing mat on the floor

   Oxford Dictionary

   life-changing

   • adj.
     having such a strong effect that it changes one's life: the whole trip was a life-changing experience I had to make some tough, life-changing decisions

   Oxford Dictionary

   never-changing

   • adj.
     that never changes; remaining the same: a never-changing loop of cause and effect

   Oxford American Dictionary

   ever-changing

   • adj.
     constantly changing or developing: the key is adapting to the ever-changing conditions ever-changing technology

   Oxford American Dictionary

   changing shed

   • n.
     a changing room at a swimming pool or sports ground: he's still in the changing sheds tying his laces

   Oxford Dictionary

3. • 更多解釋

   changing table

   • n.
     a piece of furniture with a flat surface on which a baby or young child is placed to have their ... I have to keep one hand on the baby so she doesn't roll off the changing table he is challenging major retailers to put changing tables in the men's bathrooms

   Oxford Dictionary