Nov 19, 2001 17:06
22 yrs ago
Spanish term

swichera, swiche

Spanish to English Tech/Engineering Automotive / Cars & Trucks Automotive
(Venezuela) Parts of an automobile having locks (an accident report indicating whether or not the locks of the "swichera" and the "swiche" are in working order)

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Ignition

Hi, in Venezuela, swichera in a car refers to the ignition.
And swiche could be any switch, so I guess you would have to find out which switch they are talking about.

I know it's spanglish, but that is the popular use.
Reference:

Native Venezuelan

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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks for your help. I suspected that only someone from Venezuela could help on this one. (But I appreciate all input.)"
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11 mins

It must be an awful version of "switch" o llave

I am guessing
Peer comment(s):

agree Robert INGLEDEW : Yes, I'm an expert in Spanglish, but had never seen this one.
13 mins
You can also hear it in other countries !!
agree Terry Burgess : Right on Jorge---in Mexico we'd call this a "vil pochismo":-)))
22 mins
Qué buena expresión Terry :-)))
agree Patricia Lutteral : yep
27 mins
Thanks Patricia
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12 mins

Switch board, switch

Seems like the pod or board containing the switches and controls in the car's panel.
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