on-off switch (Meaning)

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on-off switch (n)

a hinged switch that can assume either of two positions

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The technician struggled to locate the on-off switch for the malfunctioning printer.
The lights flickered as the old lamp's on-off switch became loose.
The security system had an automatic on-off switch that activated at certain times.
The child accidentally hit the on-off switch, turning off the game console mid-play.
The appliance's on-off switch was conveniently placed for easy access.
The streetlights had an automatic on-off switch based on sunset and sunrise times.
The new dishwasher had a sleek and modern on-off switch that blended seamlessly with the appliance.
The bedside lamp had a convenient on-off switch on the base, making it easy to control at night.
The on-off switch for the fan was hidden behind the blade grill, posing a challenge to locate.
The electrical outlet had a built-in on-off switch for added safety and convenience.

a hinged switch that can assume either of two positions, a hinged switch that can assume either of two positions

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The technician struggled to locate the on-off switch for the malfunctioning printer.

The lights flickered as the old lamp's on-off switch became loose.

The security system had an automatic on-off switch that activated at certain times.

The child accidentally hit the on-off switch, turning off the game console mid-play.