switchboard
IPA: swˈɪtʃbɔrd
noun
- (telecommunications) The electronic panel that is used to direct telephone calls to the desired recipient.
- (electrical engineering) A large piece of power-distribution equipment that directs electricity to multiple loads.
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Examples of "switchboard" in Sentences
- The switchboard lit up tremendously.
- She then called the hotel switchboard.
- The Switchboard lingered on but withered.
- Trained on the tagged Switchboard corpus.
- No such blood was found on the switchboard.
- Later it was likened to a telephone switchboard.
- The fire control switchboard configured the battery.
- I'll expect to hear you calling our switchboard then.
- The first switchboard was operated in the home of Vera Jones.
- They moved the switchboard to the Williams family front parlor.
- I called the switchboard again -- this time I requested the CEO's office.
- When she left, I called the switchboard and requested the Patient Advocate.
- It was emblematic of the fate of the hippie movement and of the Switchboard.
- So the White House switchboard is jammed, how do legitimate calls get through?
- DNC should then ask the Callers to press 2, which sends them to the Rush Limbaugh's main switchboard .....
- Whenever somebody called the switchboard and asked for Mr. Fuckface, the switchboard operator always put him straight through.
- So, does it anger you when you call a switchboard that is located in India and the person on the other line says their name is "Bob" instead of "Brahmabrata"?
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