switch out

The phrase 'switch out' can mean to replace or exchange something, and it has various applications in different contexts.

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Definition

B2General

(transitive, intransitive)To replace one item with another.

Example

  • I need to switch out the old batteries for new ones.
  • They decided to switch out their current software for a more advanced version.

B2UK

(informal)To turn off something.

Example

  • Don't forget to switch out the lights before you leave.

C1Informal

(slang)To cancel plans in favor of something else.

Example

  • He switched out on me to hang out with his other friends.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "switch out":

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