英语词组switch around是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

switch around

1. To exchange one's place or position (with someone or something else). You're a little bit taller than me, so let's switch around for the photo. The two jets switched around so that the stealth bomber was in the lead.

2. To exchange the place or position of two people or things. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "switch" and "around." The teacher switched the students around so that the taller one was in back. I think you need to switch around these two cables, and then the TV should work.

3. To alter, reorder, or rearrange something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "switch" and "around." Make sure you switch your fighting style around throughout the match in order to keep your opponent off-guard. We're going to try switching around the layout of the office this weekend—it feels too cluttered and disorganized the way it is now.

switch someone or something around

to change, swing, or turn someone or something. I was prepared for a late flight out of Miami, but they switched me around at the last minute. They switched around my flights.

switch around

to change, swing, or turn around. The horse switched around and ran the other way. I switched around and sat looking the other way for a while.

switch around

1. To alter something by shifting its components: The baseball manager switched the lineup around so that the best batter would go first. The decorator switched around the room to make it feel less cramped.

2. To swap someone or something with another: The decorator switched the chair around with the bookcase. The manager switched the two players around.

词组	switch around
释义	Phr V switch around switches, switching, switched switch around/round sth or switch sth around/round to move two or more things so that each of them is now in the place that one of the others was in before You've switched the furniture around in here. phraseswitch around *switch sb/sth* around/round** to move two or more things or people so that each one is in the place that the other was in before, or is doing the job or activity that the other was doing before: Claudia dropped the sleeping pills into her own mug, stirred swiftly and then rapidly switched the mugs round. Absences could easily be covered because most of the staff knew each others' and could easily be switched around.■ SIMILAR TO: swap over/around switch around 1. To exchange one's place or position (with someone or something else). You're a little bit taller than me, so let's switch around for the photo. The two jets switched around so that the stealth bomber was in the lead. 2. To exchange the place or position of two people or things. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "switch" and "around." The teacher switched the students around so that the taller one was in back. I think you need to switch around these two cables, and then the TV should work. 3. To alter, reorder, or rearrange something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "switch" and "around." Make sure you switch your fighting style around throughout the match in order to keep your opponent off-guard. We're going to try switching around the layout of the office this weekend—it feels too cluttered and disorganized the way it is now. switch someone or something around to change, swing, or turn someone or something. I was prepared for a late flight out of Miami, but they switched me around at the last minute. They switched around my flights. switch around to change, swing, or turn around. The horse switched around and ran the other way. I switched around and sat looking the other way for a while. switch around v. 1. To alter something by shifting its components: The baseball manager switched the lineup around so that the best batter would go first. The decorator switched around the room to make it feel less cramped. 2. To swap someone or something with another: The decorator switched the chair around with the bookcase. The manager switched the two players around.
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