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"switch off the computer" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used as a command or instruction to turn off a computer or similar electronic device. Example: "Before leaving the office, make sure to switch off the computer."
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They admonish me if I forget to switch off the computer or one of our new long-lasting light bulbs.
It is common to see situations of online abuse dismissed – targets are supposedly just "too sensitive" and should "switch off the computer".
As a home-worker, you have to make your own employment rules, and it wasn't until six that I'd allow myself to switch off the computer, ignore the phone, pour a glass of something stronger than juice.
In order to change course, they must turn off the television and switch off the computer.
Switch off the computer, mobile and television before having a bath.
Another devised a night-time switch off the computer campaign, which has saved 4.5m kWh of electricity since 2008.
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I switched off the computer.
I switched off the computer," she writes at one point.
Someone who switches off the computer when you ask them to, and someone who doesn't?
"You feel like you're going in drag," he said, switching off the computer and obliterating from the screen what looked suspiciously like an acceptance speech.
And – here's the really scary bit – the secret entrance couldn't even be closed by switching off the computer's hard disk or reinstalling its operating system.
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switch off the Gmail
switch off the thermostat
switch off the machine
switch off the engine
switch off the electricity
switch off the day
switch off the tap
switch off the light
switch off the smartphone
switch off the pain
switch off the life-support
switch off the lamp
switch off the auto-land
switch off the radio
switch off the desire
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