All change

[faryan]

I need a clear definition for the above mentioned phrase. what does it exactly mean in the below example?

'Liverpool Street Station. The train terminates here. All change!'

 

[Raymott]

I need a clear definition for the above mentioned phrase. what does it exactly mean in the below example?

'Liverpool Street Station. The train terminates here. All change!'

It means "Everybody, change trains."
The train doesn't go any further, so all passengers ('All') need to get off that train, and get onto a different one ('change').

 

[5jj]

"All passengers must leave the train. if this is not your final destination, then change to another train."

 

[faryan]

would you please give me another example? I need another sentence that contains the phrase "all change".

 

[Rover_KE]

Would you please give me another example? I need another sentence that contains the phrase "all change".

Why? Is it your homework?

 

[faryan]

No, I know the rules! Just want to make sure if it's a kind of expression or not?

 

[5jj]

No, I know the rules! Just want to make sure if it's a kind of expression or not?

We have explained what it means. It is, if you like, a fixed expression. The only way we can really give you another example is to change the place names:

'Goodge Street . The bus terminates here/End of the line. All change!'

 

[faryan]

Thanks dear Five!

 

[Rover_KE]

Look at this webpage:.

Rover

 

[faryan]

Look at this webpage:.

Rover

Thanks for your post, but they seem to be different. I'd searched the aforementioned phrase once in a bilingual dictionary and it has given the phrase 'get off' as the equivalent...as the other precious friends answered.
but what I need was to read it in another original post or article to see if it's a fixed expression or not?
-actually dear Five cleared the clouds to some extent-

Bye the way, that was really my pleasure receiving your post.:up: