verb

switch

/swɪtʃ/

switch

VERB

Definition of switch

1

If you switch something, you change it to something else.

Example: He switched his book with mine.

1

If you switch a light or machine on, you change something so that it has power and can work.

Example: She sat up in bed and switched on the light.

2

If you switch a light or machine off, you change something so that it doesn't have power and can't work.

Example: I switched off the computer and went to bed.

3

If you switch over to something, you change to it, often with no plan to change back to the first thing.

Example: We used to watch CNN, but we've switched over to BBC World News.

4

If you switch gears, you change the way you think or act to match a particular situation.

Example: When I come home from work, it takes me a while to switch gears.

switch

EXAMPLES

Examples of switch

1

He switched his book with mine.

Example sentence
2

We switched to a cheaper brand of coffee.

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3

She sat up in bed and switched on the light.

Example sentence
4

I switched off the computer and went to bed.

Example sentence
5

We used to watch CNN, but we've switched over to BBC World News.

Example sentence

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