Summary
to turn {verb}
обтачивать · приезжать · вспахивать · повесить · вызывать · обдумывать · повернуть · поворачивать · прогонять · сдавать · сменяться · зависеть · отклонять · отказывать · выключать · отвращать · пахать · прибыть · сосредоточивать · развернуться · вскапывать · открыть · загибать · загнуть · вставать · превратиться · тушить · вывихнуть · снаряжать · исключать · освобождать · обращаться · ворочать · вертеть · вращать · сворачивать · опрокидывать · случаться · повернуть назад · возвращать · направлять · включать · внезапно появляться · оказываться · обратить · обратиться · изменять · обернуться · отдавать · повернуться · приходить · становиться · оказаться · выпускать · выкапывать · увольнять · украшать · расстраивать · выворачивать наизнанку · скончаться · наряжать · вывёртывать · обходить · выгонять в поле · кувыркаться · быстро сделать · обратить внимание на что-л. · вызывать тошноту · вызывать отвращение · отвлекать внимание · передавать другому · перевёртывать · огибать · повёртывать · бастовать · перехитрить кого-л. · сосредоточиться на чём-л. · переворачиваться · перелицовывать · придавать изящную форму · повернуть кругом · восстановить против · убавить · отогнуть · лечь спать · как только начался пожар · иметь оборот · перекрывать кран · поворачиваться · обратиться к кому-л. · окончиться чем-л. · быть результатом чего-л. · подвернуться · to turn up the radio сделать радио громче
turn {noun}
припадок · приступ · манера · построение · поездка · выход · изгиб · склад · очередь · шок · перемена · изменение · оборот · услуга · поворот · стиль · форма · излучина · вираж · интермедия · изменение направления · поворотный пункт · отличительная черта · короткая прогулка · очередной номер программы · сценка
English-Russian translation for "to turn"
"to turn" Russian translation
to turn {verb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to arrive, to come, to come down, to get round)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to hang down one's head, to string)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to cause, to summon, to have, to get)
to turn one's stomach
to turn
to turn
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to think, to cogitate, to contemlate, to chew)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to slue)
So if I don't want that receiver to receive the data, then what I could do, turn it away.
For example, what if I turn the starfish by a sixth of a turn, and then a third of a turn?
If you do this, the common, the logic says you must turn the wrist.
Well, I can rotate by a third of a turn clockwise or a third of a turn anticlockwise.
BJ: And then of course, the challenge is knowing when to turn around.
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to heave, to slew round, to swing, to tilt)
Now to move and to balance, Rezero needs to turn the ball.
And up I climb, I turn.
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to chase, to hunt away, to pack, to shoo)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to hand in, to cede, to deal, to hand)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to depend, to hinge)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to deflect, to divert, to turn down, to ignore)
to turn down
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to refuse, to turn down, to debar, to say sb. nay)
to turn down
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to shut off, to throw out, to turn off, to switch)
to turn off
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to avert, to fend off, to indispose, to ward)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: plow, plough, to plow, to follow the plough)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to arrive, to get)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to focus, to centre, to concentrate, to concentre)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to develop, to spread out)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to grub, to trench)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to open, to unblock, to unbar)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to crease, to fold, to incurve)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to arise, to stand up, to risen, to get up)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to turn into)
to turn into
And it can also turn into a commodity, which is a very scary thing.
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to stew, to quench, to get, to jug)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to luxate, to put out, to splay, to wrench)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to equip, to fit out, to outfit)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to except, to exclude, to expel, to count out)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to free, to loose, to dispense, to emancipate)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to address, to treat, to apply, to handle)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to move, to shift, to run, to have control)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to twiddle, to spin, to fumble, to revolve)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to revolve, to rotate, to rev, to roll)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to fold, to wrap)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to upset, to keel over, to pull down, to tip up)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to befall, to fortune, to happen, to occur)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to revert)
BJ: And then of course, the challenge is knowing when to turn around.
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to give back, to retrieve, to return, to kick back)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to send, to lead, to take, to guide)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to include, to cover, to contain, to throw in)
to turn on
"A short -- do not turn the machine on."
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to appear, to happen, to prove, to appear to be)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to convert)
to turn
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to address)
For instance, my wife could turn to me and she may say, "Why do you love me?"
to turn
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to change, to alter, to vary, to emendate)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to turn one's face)
to turn one's face
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to give back, to contribute, to give, to kick back)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn on one's heels
to turn on one's heel
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to come, to came)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to become, to go, to get, to became)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to appear)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to let, to float, to give, to issue)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to excavate, to unearth, to exhume, to grub)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to sack, to fire, to discharge, to dismiss)
to turn away
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to adorn, to beautify, to bedeck, to decorate)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to disorganize, to circumvent, to counterwork, to frustrate)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to evert, to turn inside out)
to turn inside out
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to pass away, to decease, to go off, to gasp)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to primp, to fuss up, to get, to prink)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to wrench, to reverse)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to bypass, to get round, to sidestep, to walk)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to put to grass, to grass)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to turn handsprings, to somersault, to tumble)
to turn handsprings
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to knock off)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to take note of sth.)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to nauseate, to turn one's stomach)
to turn one's stomach
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to nauseate, to repel, to revolt)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to prescind)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to release)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to reverse, to turn over, to upturn)
to turn over
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to round)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to round)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb} (also: to be on strike)
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn down a collar
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
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to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
The wind may turn, but the animal will turn always its nose into the wind.
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
to turn [turned|turned] {vb}
turn {noun}
turn {noun} (also: composition, construction, form, parade)
And it turns out there is only one solution to fight a much stronger enemy.
Each of those people in turn has advisers who advise them, so they can advise the president.
a turn of speech
to turn
Commentator: There's that 90 degree turn you're talking about, taking him out.
turn-round
turn {noun} (also: intermezzo, interlude, sideshow)
turn {noun} (also: veer, veering)
turn {noun} (also: landmark, turning-point)
turn {noun} (also: lineament, speciality, twist)
turn {noun} (also: spin)
turn {noun}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "turn":
Similar words
turkeypoult · turkic · Turkish · Turkman · Turkmen · Turkmenistan · turkoman · turmeric · turmeric-paper · turmoil · turn · turn-down · turn-out · turn-round · turn-screw · turn-table · turn-up · turnabout · turnaround · turnback · turncoat
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