to switch; to cut (a scene)
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to cut; to switch (scenes); to change
neutralA technical term in film, television, and multimedia production. The original examples mention '同期录音' and '现场～镜头', which refer to live audio recording and on-the-spot scene cuts.
The director decided to cut the scene here, switching from a close-up to a wide shot.
The pace of this movie is fast, with very frequent scene changes.
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Please switch the presentation to the next slide.
verb
to change; to shift (focus, topic, system state)
neutralA more general sense, applicable to changes in focus, topics, modes, or system states. The example '股市在调整中完成热点的～' refers to the shift of market hotspots during a stock market adjustment.
Midway through the meeting, the host skillfully shifted the discussion topic.
My computer can quickly switch between Chinese and English input methods.
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Investors need to keenly detect shifts in market hotspots.