着き替がえる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, transitive)
1. to change (one's clothes)
So, let's all change clothes.
Kanji used
wear
replace
Pitch accent
き
がえ
る
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Examples (27 in total)
I have to go home and change clothes.
Change your clothes.
You all changed clothes too, didn't you?
Get out, because I'm changing clothes!
Because you don't need to change clothes, right?
Change into your suit.
I don't want to change into my gym clothes.
Wouldn't it be fine to just change normally?
Make sure you change your clothes properly before going to bed.
I have already changed my clothes.
So, let's all change clothes.
At least change your clothes, come on.
I'll go change my clothes.
I come home and change my shirt.
I have to change into my work clothes.
I had to go home and change clothes.
Don't talk nonsense, just get changed already.
I quickly change my clothes and leave the room.
I quickly changed clothes and immediately stood at the register.
Please change your clothes too, since smells cling to clothes as well.
Tom helped his son change into his pajamas.
I changed my clothes and quietly left the room.
Wait, so you came without even having time to change?
Take off your wet clothes and change into something dry.
It would be wise to change clothes, also in the sense of preventing a drop in body temperature.
The boy took off his clothes and put on his pajamas.
After finishing breakfast, I changed into an ordinary shirt and trousers that were easy to move in.