to turn造句怎么写

to reject; to turn down; to spurn

to turn a somersault; to somersault

A military command to turn clockwise180=.

I can't get the screw to turn.

Bill likes to turn up the TV.

Guide a design with diversified design principle, attain an economy to turn as far as possible in the design, the ecosystem turn, humanize, harmless turn, intensive turn.

We turn away depart from, does not have a person to turn head unexpectedly said sorry.

I wanted to turn right and drived to footpath.

Never too old to learn, never too late to turn.

The linguistic turn fuels it to turn from the outward to the inner, while the theory of discourse urges it to turn from the inner to the outward.

I'm going to turn to something else, to turn to something far more important than doing things with meaning.

We should give support to those who decide to turn over a new leaf and turn over to the good.

Do you want me to turn up the heat.

We've had to turn down four applicants already.

Refer to the product documentation (see Resources) on how to turn on and turn off the discouraged access warnings.

They waited for an impossible dream to turn real for a demon to turn into an angel.

The mountain does not turn, the road turns, the road does not turn, and the man turns. A turn of heart, adversity can also become an opportunity. Learning to turn the corner is also a good way to move forward.

Everything in life has the ability to turn, depending on how we think and how we turn.

If I want to turn back the clock, I will turn the clock back and lead a different life.

To live, to turn grief and anger into strength, to turn jealousy into virtue, is to love silently and to have a clear conscience.

To cancel the continuous shooting mode, turn the mode dial to select another mode, or set the main switch selector to L (lock) to turn off the power.

It's rude to turn your back to your teacher and refuse to answer.

I'm sorry to hit you with this problem. I don't know who else to turn to.

Ah well you need to turn round here and go back to the traffic lights

He was best at giving various ideas. We all like to turn to him for ideas.

To get more information and turn the photograph into a real map, the next step is to turn on some layers.

Many vehicles began to turn around. Some of them came down from the scenic spot, opened the windows and greeted us to turn around quickly.

The road of life is not good enough to learn to turn around, and to learn to forget.

As for scrolling through books, a transparent bar at the bottom of the page now allows you to turn pages by just clicking the page turn button.

Though it has a tight turn radius, the Juggernaut is agonizingly slow to turn, which is why it was designed with twin cockpits.

Since there are many invaluale articles on your bed it may be inconvenient to turn down service. If you need turn down service please call 2.

To cause to turn pale.

He began to turn over.

I want to turn green.

Turn on your left signal before starting to turn.

I didn't know where to turn to.

to turn over a new leaf

When we turn something on, we should remember to turn it off.

He disdained to turn to his son for advice.

Only coward, would meet mountain to round to drive away, meet water to turnto turn head.

cause to turn on an axis or center.

Get lathe No.9 set to turn the new piston.

to turn a blind eye to something; to wink at; to pretend not to see

The students gave English speeches in turn. And the teacher asked them to turn in two essays every month.

To cancel the multi exposure mode, turn the mode dial to select another mode, or set the main switch selector to L (lock) to turn off the power.

But God wanted to use this unlikely incident to turn to Mordecai's remarkable advantage.

I would have to turn the evidence over to the police.

It is just this love, always going through many trials and discarding, will let the sentiment turn thin to turn pale, to the quiet.

The turning of the night is the day, and the angry turn is happiness, so sometimes it is better to turn the mood around.

These electronic Banks make me feel: turn one o 'clock one minutes and ten thousand seconds, thousand li distant to turn zero distance into.

To turn or cause to turn(a vessel) to leeward.

He decided to turn professional.

We forgot to turn the oven on.

It is wise to turn circumstances to good account.

The resourcefulness of a wise man is to turn danger into danger, to turn the clouds and rain, to turn the tide and make a case.

Nobody decided whether to turn left or right, or even to turn at all. Nobody was in charge.

to go to bed; to retire (for the night); to turn in

He thought his happiness was complete when, as he meandered aimlessly along, suddenly he stood by the edge of a full-fed river.

Even the universe is willing to turn into a floating dust in lies, and even faith is willing to turn into dust.

The wind was so hard that I had to turn my coat collar up.

I didn't know whom to turn to.

He seemed to turn naturally to novel-writing.

back a car, train, etc.; 2.to turn the clock back; to retrograde; to turn back the wheel of history; to return to the past

The company has decided to turn over to the making plastics.

You need to turn around.

Oh, darn!I forget to turn on the rice cooker.

A child learns to turn over, to sit up, to crawl, and then to walk and run.

Hats off to Kate Middleton- she certainly knows how to dress to turn heads.

To turn aside or cause to turn aside;bend or deviate.