英语单词短语词组“turn around”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

turn around

phrasal verbwithturnverb

/tɜːn/us

/tɝːn/

turn around and

spoken

(UKalsoturn round)

used whentalkingabout something that someone says,especiallywhen they say it in a verydirectway withoutworryingabout people'sreactions:

I can't justturnround and say, "Sorry, it was all abigmistake."

turnsomethingaround

phrasal verbwithturnverb

/tɜːn/us

/tɝːn/

(UKalsoturnsomethinground)

tochangeanunsuccessfulbusiness,plan, orsystemso that itbecomessuccessful:

The newmanagementteamturnedtheailingcompanyaround in under sixmonths.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Becoming better

alive
bloom
blossom
bounce
by/in leaps and boundsidiom
come aliveidiom
come along
consolidate
heal
mendyourwaysidiom
move on to bigger/better thingsidiom
on the up (and up)idiom
perk
perk(someone)up
rally
shape up or ship out!idiom
sharpen(something)up
sharpen up your actidiom
straighten
straighten up

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Making things better

Success & failure in business

(Definition ofturn aroundfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

turn something around| American Dictionary

turnsomethingaround

phrasal verbwithturnverb

/tɜrn/

tocauseasituationororganizationtochangein apositivedirection:

They werelosingbadlybut they turned things around in the secondhalfof thegame.

(Definition ofturn something aroundfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

turn around| Business English

turn around

phrasal verbwithturnverb[IorT]

/tɜːn/us

(UKalsoturn round)

MANAGEMENT

tochangeaplan,business, orsystemthat isunsuccessfuland make itsuccessful:

He washiredby thegovernmenttohelpturnaround thefailinghigh-streetbank.

COMMERCE,PRODUCTION

tosupplyorcompletesomething in aparticulartime:

Thecompanypledgestoturnordersaround in 24hours.

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turnaround

单词	turn around
释义	turn around phrasal verbwithturnverb uk /tɜːn/us /tɝːn/ turn around and spoken (UKalsoturn round) used whentalkingabout something that someone says,especiallywhen they say it in a verydirectway withoutworryingabout people'sreactions: I can't justturnround and say, "Sorry, it was all abigmistake." turnsomethingaround phrasal verbwithturnverb uk /tɜːn/us /tɝːn/ (UKalsoturnsomethinground) tochangeanunsuccessfulbusiness,plan, orsystemso that itbecomessuccessful: The newmanagementteamturnedtheailingcompanyaround in under sixmonths. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Becoming better alive bloom blossom bounce by/in leaps and boundsidiom come aliveidiom come along consolidate heal mendyourwaysidiom move on to bigger/better thingsidiom on the up (and up)idiom perk perk(someone)up rally shape up or ship out!idiom sharpen(something)up sharpen up your actidiom straighten straighten up See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Making things better Success & failure in business (Definition ofturn aroundfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) turn something around\| American Dictionary turnsomethingaround phrasal verbwithturnverb us /tɜrn/ tocauseasituationororganizationtochangein apositivedirection: They werelosingbadlybut they turned things around in the secondhalfof thegame. (Definition ofturn something aroundfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) turn around\| Business English turn around phrasal verbwithturnverb[IorT] uk /tɜːn/us (UKalsoturn round) MANAGEMENT tochangeaplan,business, orsystemthat isunsuccessfuland make itsuccessful: He washiredby thegovernmenttohelpturnaround thefailinghigh-streetbank. COMMERCE,PRODUCTION tosupplyorcompletesomething in aparticulartime: Thecompanypledgestoturnordersaround in 24hours. See also turnaround (Definition ofturn aroundfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/turn-around##
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