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Definition

toggle 1 /'tɒgl/ n တိုက္ပံုၾကယ္သီးကဲ့သို႔ ႀကိဳးကြင္းႏွင့္ ဘူးလည္သီး ခတ္ထားေသာ သစ္သား၊ ပလတ္စတစ္စသည့္ ကန္႔လန္႔တံုးတို႔ျဖင့္ စီမံထားေသာၾကယ္သီးတစ္မ်ဳိး။ toggle 2 /'tɒgl/ v ( esp computing ) ကြန္ပ်ဴတာတြင္ဆိုင္ရာ အထိန္း ခလုတ္ကိုႏိွပ္၍ မိမိလိုရာ ပံုႏိွပ္စာဟန္တစ္မ်ဳိးမ်ဳိးကို ေရြးခ်ယ္ အသံုးျပဳသည္(သို႔)လက္ရိွစာဟန္ကို စြန္႔သည္။ ❏ toggle switch n (လွ်ပ္စစ္) လႊဲခလုတ္။

Examples

1. ‘He played with a tassel in each hand
2. sometimes nervously chewing the toggles.’
3. ‘A drawstring at the waist
4. hood
5. or neck on clothing can catch in a small gap in playground equipment
6. a bus handrail
7. or on a bolt
8. and a drawstring with a large toggle or knot at the end is most likely to get caught.’
9. ‘The netsuke with two openings for the string to pass
10. acted as a toggle to prevent the sagemono (everything hanging from the sash) from slipping down from the obi.’
11. ‘They served as belt toggles to hold containers for tobacco
12. money and other objects that would be carried on the cloth belt or girdle
13. as the kimono had no pockets.’
14. ‘At Hemp Knoll the bone toggle had been broken and subsequently decorated
15. suggesting a long history of use before being sewn onto the clothing or shroud of the deceased.’
16. ‘Velcro
17. toggles
18. hidden buttons and magnets are the added details that set this season apart from the last.’
19. ‘Bone and antler were used to make dress-pins
20. hair combs
21. needle-cases
22. handles for iron knives
23. awls and other domestic equipment.’
24. ‘Just as the Japanese used netsuke toggles to fasten their kimonos
25. the Inuit hung theirs from hunting equipment to placate the animal spirits for past catches.’
26. ‘But she was fastened into her duties like a toggle into a duffel coat.’
27. ‘The Romans used buttons only as ornaments and even the ancient Chinese never progressed beyond the toggle and loop.’
28. ‘She is wearing a silly hat with toggles on either side
29. and these dance and jiggle the more aggressive she becomes.’
30. ‘Netsuke are toggles worn by Japanese men of the upper classes.’
31. ‘It was fastened by a sash and personal items were carried in small containers known as inro
32. which hung from the sash
33. secured by toggles - netsuke.’
34. ‘Duffle coat toggles used to be made from such nuts.’
35. ‘Glaswegians everywhere were celebrating the arrival of the fine weather by undoing the top toggle on their duffel-coats.’
36. ‘When Adam had received a cut
37. after being hit in the eye by a duffel coat toggle
38. action had been taken.’
39. ‘Why don't you do the toggles up and keep us really warm?’
40. ‘Repeat to add toggles to the remaining four patches with matching grainlines.’
41. ‘Jenny points to the popularity of hoods
42. vests
43. trainers and toggles in today's fashions.’
44. ‘This toggle holds the necklace together when it's passed through the clay loop.’