turn
turnverb
UK/tɜːn/US/tɝːn/
Dạng từ: turns · turned · turning
GO ROUND
A2to move in a circle, or to make something do this
- Turn the key to the left.
- The wheels began to turn.
CHANGE DIRECTION
A2to change direction, or to make your body face a different way
- Turn right at the lights.
- She turned and smiled at me.
BECOME
B1to become different, or to make something become different
- The leaves turn brown in autumn.
- The weather turned cold.
AGE
B1to reach a particular age
- She turns forty next week.
PAGE
B1to move a page in a book so that you can see the next one
- Turn to page 25.
- He turned the pages slowly.
turnnoun
UK/tɜːn/US/tɝːn/
Dạng từ: turns
CHANCE
A2the time when you can or must do something, in an order
- It's your turn to wash up.
- Wait your turn, please.
DIRECTION
B1a change of direction
- Take the next turn on the left.
- Make a left turn at the church.
CHANGE
B2a change in a situation
- Things took a turn for the worse.