toggle
टॉगल
definition
verb
While you are typing, there's a button which toggles between CAPS, lower case, numbers, and punctuation modes.
switch from one effect, feature, or state to another by using a toggle.
provide or fasten with a toggle or toggles.
noun
But she was fastened into her duties like a toggle into a duffel coat.
a short rod of wood or plastic sewn to one side of a coat or other garment, pushed through a hole or loop on the other side and twisted so as to act as a fastener.
These include a power toggle with an LED power indicator, an input toggle to choose which video feed is functional, and an on-screen menu on/off switch.
a key or command that toggles between two modes, such as the caps lock key.
translation of 'toggle'
(पूर्वी वापरात असलेली) बटणाऐवजी वापरली जाणारी लाकडी खुंटी,
अशा खुंटीने बांथून ठेवणे
example
If you want to go back to add or amend what you've written, simply 'toggle' through the pages on the little digital display and then carry on writing on the page in question.
When Adam had received a cut, after being hit in the eye by a duffel coat 'toggle' , action had been taken.
The netsuke with two openings for the string to pass, acted as a 'toggle' to prevent the sagemono (everything hanging from the sash) from slipping down from the obi.
Five clearly visible control buttons and an on/off power 'toggle' are located on the lower-right corner of the monitor's thin bezel.
Assemble the object on the bolt and push the 'toggle' into the hole until you can feel it spring open.
A drawstring at the waist, hood, or neck on clothing can catch in a small gap in playground equipment, a bus handrail, or on a bolt, and a drawstring with a large 'toggle' or knot at the end is most likely to get caught.
The pilot will be able to use the touch-screen, manually 'toggle' through the screens using the buttons on the throttle and side-stick controller or use a voice recognition system.
Glaswegians everywhere were celebrating the arrival of the fine weather by undoing the top 'toggle' on their duffel-coats.
The Romans used buttons only as ornaments and even the ancient Chinese never progressed beyond the 'toggle' and loop.
One of the control buttons is a 'toggle' for the SuperBright feature (on, off, and movie), another button is a reset, and the remaining buttons control the menu system.
I could print or save this graph and 'toggle' 3 - D mode on and off.
This 'toggle' holds the necklace together when it's passed through the clay loop.
These include a power toggle with an LED power indicator, an input 'toggle' to choose which video feed is functional, and an on-screen menu on/off switch.
At Hemp Knoll the bone 'toggle' had been broken and subsequently decorated, suggesting a long history of use before being sewn onto the clothing or shroud of the deceased.
But she was fastened into her duties like a 'toggle' into a duffel coat.
'Toggle bolts' must be used in areas where access to the ceiling joists is not possible.
While you are typing, there's a button which 'toggles' between CAPS, lower case, numbers, and punctuation modes.
One button 'toggles' power on and off, another resets the display, and one exits the on-screen menu.
'Toggle bolts' have a butterfly back that falls off when unscrewed.
Secure the track along its length with either 'toggle bolts' or screws.
If you happen to hit framing while drilling, use a screw instead of a 'toggle bolt' at that location.
Duffle coat 'toggles' used to be made from such nuts.
They served as belt 'toggles' to hold containers for tobacco, money and other objects that would be carried on the cloth belt or girdle, as the kimono had no pockets.
If only one stud is located behind a unit, add a 'toggle bolt' as an additional fastener.
If you are unable to screw directly into the ceiling joists, the use of 'toggle bolts' is permitted.
Now, slowly drill through the tape, the tile and the wall behind it until you hit air; stick the 'toggle bolts' through, fasten them to your accessories and you're finished.
He played with a tassel in each hand, sometimes nervously chewing the 'toggles' .
It was fastened by a sash and personal items were carried in small containers known as inro, which hung from the sash, secured by 'toggles' - netsuke.
Heavier objects can be supported with a molly style hollow wall fastener, a spiral threaded fastener, or a 'toggle bolt' .
Using the principle of a 'toggle bolt' , each gripper would enter the hole flat and then spring open.
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