swap someone or something for someone or something else

swap someone or something for someone or something else
swap someone or something for someone or something else
to trade someone or something for someone or something else. •

I will swap my shortstop for your second baseman.

There are times when I would gladly swap you for a new car—even an old car!


Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.

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