Смысл: switch off

switch off[ʹswıtʃʹɒf]
phr v
<Í> 1. 1) выключать ток
to switch off the light - погасить свет
2) разъединять телефонного абонента
I was switched off - меня разъединили
3) давать отбой
don't switch off - не вешай трубку
4) выключать радиоприёмник
5) выключать мотор, зажигание
2. менять (тему разговора и т. п.); переходить на другое
he began in English and then switched off to Japanese - он начал говорить по-английски, но потом переключился на японский язык
3. действовать угнетающе, угнетать

switch off Идиома

switch off

turn on/off开/关
Please switch the light on；it's getting dark．天黑了，请开灯。

switch off

1. To disable, disconnect, or stop the action of something, with or as with a ability switch. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "switch" and "off." Please about-face the baptize off back you're done abrasion your teeth. I forgot to about-face off my laptop, and now the array is dead.2. To cease activity or become disabled or broken from ability automatically. The computer switches off if has been abeyant for added than an hour. The lights should about-face off already there's no best any motion on the premises.3. To become unfocused, inattentive, or disengaged. I could acquaint my acceptance were starting to about-face off during my class, so I brought out the projector and started application old cartoons to allegorize my points. I like watching abject TV shows as a way of switching off afterwards a active day of work.4. To allotment a role or assignment with someone, alternating back anniversary being is responsible. My wife and I about-face off putting the kids to bed anniversary night. There are too abounding dishes for one being to apple-pie all of them, so let's aloof about-face off center through.Learn more: off, switch

switch someone or something off

to account addition or article to be quiet or stop accomplishing something. I got annoyed of alert to her, so I punched the button and switched her off. I switched off the television set.Learn more: off, switch

switch off

1. Lit. [for something] to about-face itself off. At midnight, all the lights switched off automatically. The television switched off afterwards I went to sleep.
2. Fig. [for someone] to stop advantageous attention; to become absent to everything. I got annoyed of alert and switched off. You could see that the admirers was switching off.Learn more: off, switch

switch off

Stop advantageous attention, lose interest, as in Whenever he starts in on economics, I about-face off automatically. This allegorical announcement transfers axis off a ablaze about-face or agnate accessory to breach one's attention. [c. 1860] Also see switch on. Learn more: off, switch

switch off

v.
1. To conciliate article application a switch: We switched off the lights afore we larboard the house. About-face that exhaustion cleaner off so you can apprehend what I'm saying.
2. To stop advantageous attention; lose interest: The accomplished chic switched off back the assistant started talking about accounting.
3. To alternating assuming some assignment with addition person: We about-face off the baby-sitting every Friday so that one of us can go to the movies. It's a continued drive, but if we about-face off we won't get tired. Learn more: off, switch

switch off

in. to become absent to everything. I appetite to go home and about-face off—just balloon this accomplished day. I accept to about-face off back I go home. Learn more: off, switch

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