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Turn
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speaker
Common
verb
•
To make a
.
Of a
, person, etc, to
an
through itself.
To change the
or
of,
by
.
to change
of
.
To
(something)
by
it against a
, as on a
.
To
form to; to
or
; to
.
To
(something) by
it, or using its
.
To
through a
or other
.
•
In Cricket:
To make a
.
Of a
, to make (the
)
off the
when it
.
Of a
, to
off the
when it
.
•
To change
or
.
To become (begin to be).
To change the
of the
in the
.
To change
; to
.
To
a certain
.
To
; to
.
To
; to
something formerly
.
To change
.
•
To change
; to take a new
.
•
To
.
•
To make (money);
.
•
In Football (soccer):
Of a
, to
an
with the
in
control.
•
To
the process of
a
.
•
In Obstetrics:
To
the
of a
in the
,
.
•
In Printing:
To
a
of the same
, as a
for any
which is
.
•
To
.
•
In Role-playing games:
To
or
.
noun
•
A change of
or
.
•
A
about its own
that
until the
to its
.
•
In Geometry:
A
of
based on this
.
•
A
.
•
A
to use (something)
in
with others.
•
A
of work,
the time
to a person in a
or
.
•
to
in
two or more
.
•
A
in
, often
~,
the
above
, the
itself, the
below
, and the
itself again.
•
The time
to
a project.
•
A
or a
of
.
•
A change in
or
.
•
In Cricket:
A sideways
of the
when it
(caused by
).
•
In Poker:
The
in
'em.
•
In Poker:
The
(the first three
) in
'em.
•
A
to another; an
of
or
.
•
A
of a
.
•
A
behind or through an
.
•
;
;
.
•
In Football (soccer):
An
of
an
with the
in
control.
•
In Theater:
A
,
, or
.
•
In Printing:
A
to
for another
that is not
.
•
In British English & Finance:
The
made by a
, being the
between the
and
.
Sourced from
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turn
English
arrow
turnen
Middle English (1100-1500)
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turnian
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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tornare
Latin
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