گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'switch'

1 عمومی:: راه‌گزین‌

2 عمومی:: راه‌گزیدن‌

3 عمومی:: گزینه‌

4 عمومی:: تركه‌

5 عمومی:: چوب‌ زدن‌

6 عمومی:: سویچ‌ زدن‌

7 عمومی:: سوییچ

8 عمومی:: سویچ‌ برق‌

9 عمومی:: جریان‌ را عوض‌

10 :: سوئیچ

1 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with SWITCH, Also see ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH; BAIT AND SWITCH.

2 general::   verb ADV. easily, readily | suddenly My mind suddenly switched back to my conversation with Jeremy. | around/round, back, over VERB + SWITCH decide to He decided to switch tactics. PREP. between The remote control allows you to switch easily between TV channels. | (away) from He switched his allegiance from the British to the French. | to, with We asked them if they would switch places with us.

3 general:: noun lever: Turn on the light switch. noun exchange: We made a switch in the books. verb swapped: She switched the dresses. verb turned: He switched on the light.

4 general:: Phrase(s): switch (around) (with someone or something) to exchange or trade with someone or something. (The optional elements cannot be transposed.) • I liked Jill’s lunch, and she liked mine, so I switched around with her. • I liked Jill’s, and she liked mine, so we switched around with each other.

5 general:: switch sth on usually disapproving If someone switches on a particular emotion or behaviour, they suddenly start to feel or behave in that way, but usually not sincerely • When a customer walks in, she switches on the charm.

6 general:: switch nouns switch sides (= start supporting someone or something else ) • Three senators switched sides and voted for the ban. switch (your) allegiance (= start supporting someone else ) • Most of his supporters had switched their allegiance to his rival. switch channels (= start watching a different TV channel ) • Rod switched channels with the remote control. switch tactics • Sensing that his victim was going to escape him, he switched tactics. switch your attention/focus to something • Laura wasn't interested so he switched his attention to Tessa. switch brands • 46% of consumers surveyed were likely to switch brands to support companies they saw as socially responsible, the emphasis switches/is switched to something • The emphasis has switched to defence. switch 2 verbs press a switch • He pressed a switch on the wall and the door opened. flick/flip a switch (= move it so something starts or stops ) • You start the fan by just flipping this switch. throw a switch (= move it so something starts or stops, especially something big ) • Could a nuclear war really be started by someone just throwing a switch? ADJECTIVES/NOUN + switch a light switch • He reached for the light switch. a dimmer switch (= a switch that can change the brightness of a light ) an on-off switch • I couldn’t find the on-off switch. the power switch • They have reverted to placing the mains power switch at the back of the unit. the mains switch (= one that controls the supply of electricity to a house ) • The mains switch is located inside a cupboard near the front door. phrases at the flick/touch of a switch (= very quickly and easily, with a switch ) • The advantages of having electricity available at the flick of a switch are obvious.

7 general::   noun small button/lever ADJ. mains, master, power The mains switch is in the cupboard under the stairs. | electric, electrical | dimmer, off, on, on-off, time, timer We fitted dimmer switches in all the bedrooms. I couldn't find the off switch on the remote control. | ignition, intercom, light VERB + SWITCH flick, flip, press, pull, throw, turn off/on Someone threw a switch and the electricity went off. SWITCH + VERB activate sth, control sth, operate sth This switch controls the heating system. PREP. by (a) ~ The light operates by time switch. | on a ~ The heater is on a timer switch. | ~ for the switch for the air conditioning PHRASES at the flick of a switch in the days before electricity was available at the flick of a switch | a bank of switches The pilot reached across to the huge bank of switches on his right and flicked a couple. change that sb makes ADJ. abrupt, immediate, sudden | big | complete | tactical The team's manager made a shrewd tactical switch in defence. VERB + SWITCH make PREP. ~ away from There will be no overnight switch away from old voting habits. | ~ back to, ~ between the recent switches between direct and indirect taxation | ~ from her switch from full-time to part-time work | ~ in their abrupt switch in allegiance | ~ (over) to theatre directors who make the switch over to films

8 general:: switch off informal to stop giving your attention to someone or something • If he gets bored, he just switches off and looks out the window.