switch
noun
uk
/swɪtʃ/ us
/swɪtʃ/switch noun (DEVICE)
switches [ plural ] US (mainly UK points)
- You turn the television on by flipping the switch at the side.
- Mysteriously, the light came on, although no one was near the switch.
- An additional power switch for the radio is handily located next to the steering wheel.
- She flicked the on-off switch.
- All these machines operate at the flick of a switch.
- adapter
- clicker
- coaxial
- corded
- cordless
- dimmer
- dimmer switch
- dock
- octocopter
- on-off
- outlet
- patch into something phrasal verb
- patch someone through phrasal verb
- pause
- plug
- shaver point
- switchboard
- terminal
- trip switch
- wiring harness
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switch noun (CHANGE)
When did the writer make the switch from fiction to non-fiction?
The switch to new accounting software greatly improved the organization's bookkeeping.
switch verb [T, I usually + adv/prep] (DEVICE)
switch the TV off/on
switch verb [T, I usually + adv/prep] (CHANGE)
B2
to change suddenly or completely, especially from one thing to another, or to exchange by replacing one person or thing with another:
In 1971, Britain switched over (= changed completely) to a decimal currency.
- changeShe'll always be like that - you can't change her.
- alterWe've had to alter our plans.
- varyTry to vary the children's diet a little.
- convertWe're going to convert the spare bedroom into an office.
- turn intoThere are plans to turn his latest book into a film.
- transformThe riverside area has been transformed into a shopping and sports complex.