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switched

/swɪtʃt/

switched around

switched back

switchedpast participle

/swɪtʃt/

Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "switch".

Translations

сменённый

The switched schedule confused the employees.

Сменённое расписание сбило с толку сотрудников.

переключённый

The switched circuit was not functioning properly.

Переключённая схема не работала должным образом.

Definitions

Changed or altered from one state, position, or condition to another.

Their switched identities led to a comedy of errors.

Equipped with or controlled by an electrical switch.

Switched power supplies are more efficient than linear ones.

Synonyms

switchverb

switched

Past Simple

switched

Past Simple

switched

Past Participle

switching

Gerund

/swɪtʃ/

Translations

сменить

She decided to switch her career path.

Она решила сменить карьерный путь.

переключиться

He can easily switch from one task to another.

Он может легко переключиться с одной задачи на другую.

переключать

I need to switch the TV to a different channel.

Мне нужно переключить телевизор на другой канал.

переключить

Please switch the lights off when you leave.

Пожалуйста, выключите свет, когда будете уходить.

Definitions

To change or exchange something for another.

She decided to switch her major from biology to chemistry.

To shift or transfer from one thing to another.

He switched the TV channel to watch the news.

To turn on or off a device or light.

Please switch off the lights when you leave the room.

To change one's position or direction.

The player switched sides during the game.

To strike or whip with a slender, flexible rod or switch.

The boy was switched for his disobedience.

Synonyms

Antonyms

switchnoun

Definitions

A device for making and breaking the connection in an electric circuit.

She flipped the switch to turn on the lights.

A slender, flexible shoot cut from a tree, used especially for whipping.

The teacher used a switch to discipline the students in the old days.

A change from one thing to another, especially a change in opinion or policy.

The sudden switch in his attitude surprised everyone.

A railway track that allows trains to move from one track to another.

The train slowed down as it approached the switch.

A bundle or lock of natural or artificial hair that can be attached to one's own hair to add length or volume.

To achieve the elegant up-do, she clipped a switch to the back of her head.

switchadjective

Definitions

Relating to or controlling a switch or switching mechanism; used before a noun.

The technician traced the fault to a switch circuit.