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switch from someone (to someone else)
to change one's choice from one person to another. I had chosen Jeff, but I will switch from him to Judy. Tom wanted to try a new barber, so he switched from Nick to Bruno.
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switch from something (to something else)

to change one's choice from one thing to another. We switched from oil to gas heat in our house. I don't like to switch from one brand to another.
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After removing the switch from its box, use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove all four screws from the side of the switch.
 
 
 
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