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Common collocations with switch in American Collocation

switch verb

US /swɪtʃ/

quickly or easily

easily
instantly
quickly
simply
suddenly

The patient may suddenly switch from an animated state to total immobility.

smoothly

effortlessly
seamlessly

He can switch effortlessly between ballet, tap, jazz, and even gymnastics.

automatically

automatically

The cameras switch automatically from colour, for daytime use, to ultra-sensitive black-and-white for night-time surveillance.

one way, then the other

back and forth

The voiceover switches back and forth from Urdu to English.

group you support

allegiance
sides

Choosing the King initially, the Marquis of Argyll switched his allegiance to Cromwell.

attention

attention
focus

She has difficulty in switching attention from one thing to another.

company supplying a service

provider
supplier

You can switch your phone supplier in a couple of days and you don’t have to change your phone number.