In modern Swedish, verbs are not conjugated in person or number; the same verb form is used for all persons in singular and plural.
All Forms
| Infinitive | växla |
| Present | växlar |
| Past | växlade |
| Imperative | växla |
| Supine | växlat |
Verbs conjugated like 'växla'
abalienera,
abandonnera,
abbreviera,
abdikera,
abila,
ablaktera,
abonnera,
abortera,
abradera,
absentera,
absolvera,
absorbera,
abstrahera,
accedera,
accelerera,
accentera,
accentuera,
acceptera,
accisera,
acklimatisera, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Verbs similar to 'växla'
käxla,
välla,
växa,
avdäxla,
avväxla,
axla,
bägla,
fälla,
gäla,
gälla,
Translations
switch, to change (something) to the specified state using a switch
alternate, to perform by turns
alternate, to happen, succeed, or act by turns
alternate, to vary by turns
shift, to change, swap
shift, to change gears
Sample Sentences
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växla till en annan flik i webbläsaren (switch to another tab in the web browser)
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Tryck på Tabb för att växla mellan celler (Press Tab to switch between cells)
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Vädret kan växla snabbt (The weather can change quickly)
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Vädret växlar från dag till dag (The weather changes from day to day)
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växlande molnighet (partly cloudy ("switching/changing cloudiness"))
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växlande humör (mood shifts ("switching/changing mood"))
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växla några ord med någon (exchange a few words with someone)
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växla blickar (exchange glances)
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Var kan man växla pengar? (Where can you exchange money?)
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Kan du växla mina mynt till sedlar? (Can you exchange my coins for bills?)
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Kan du växla en tusenlapp? (Can you break a thousand kronor bill? (Do you have change for a thousand kronor bill?))
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Motorn går på för låga varv. Du måste växla ner. (The engine is running at too low RPM. You need to shift down.)
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Valkampanjen växlar upp (The election campaign is shifting to a higher gear)
Additional Information
Etymology
From Proto-Germanic *wihslōną, equivalent to växel + -a. See: Proto-Germanic '
*wihslōną'.
Verbs referencing "växla"
Luxembourgish
wiesselen, Finnish with old forms
vekslata.
Until the beginning of the 20th century, Swedish verbs had distinct forms for singular and plural. The forms below
show the verb conjugated in all moods, tenses, numbers, and persons.