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превключвател превключвател
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switch(er) N COMPUT
switch(er)
прекъсвач m
switch(er)
превключвател m
switch(er)
комутатор m
single pole switch
еднополюсен прекъсвач
in the PONS Dictionary
комутатор COMPUT
switch(er)
прекъсвач
switch(er)
in the PONS Dictionary
I. switch <-es> [swɪtʃ] N
1. switch ELEC:
switch
ключ m
switch
прекъсвач m
main switch
главен прекъсвач
momentary action switch
електронен прекъсвач с мигновено действие
task switch
превключване на задачи
2. switch (substitution):
switch
смяна f
3. switch (change):
switch
неочаквана промяна
4. switch (thin whip):
switch
тънка жилава пръчка
5. switch pl Am (points):
switch
железопътни стрелки
II. switch [swɪtʃ] VB intr
switch
сменям се
switch
разменям се
to switch with sb
сменям се с нкг
III. switch [swɪtʃ] VB trans
switch
сменям
switch
разменям
switch COMPUT
превключвам
to switch sth for sth
разменям нщ за нщ друго
switch the computer off
изключвам компютъра
Present
Iswitch
youswitch
he/she/itswitches
weswitch
youswitch
theyswitch
Past
Iswitched
youswitched
he/she/itswitched
weswitched
youswitched
theyswitched
Present Perfect
Ihaveswitched
youhaveswitched
he/she/ithasswitched
wehaveswitched
youhaveswitched
theyhaveswitched
Past Perfect
Ihadswitched
youhadswitched
he/she/ithadswitched
wehadswitched
youhadswitched
theyhadswitched
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In some cases, the lines will not have both, with either a switch or a circuit breaker being all that is considered necessary.
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The children switch places with the group so as to emphasize to their elders, when they return, of the seriousness of the situation.
en.wikipedia.org
The user could then switch between these applications by clicking a small button on the top of the menu bar.
en.wikipedia.org
Others think the switch toward community journalism is a natural reaction to our out-of-touch mega media.
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The question is when will they make the full time switch.
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