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turned

/tɜːnd/

Übersetzung: Dieses Wort ist kein eigenständiges Adjektiv, sondern die Vergangenheitsform des Verbs 'to turn'. Es kann als Partizipialadjektiv in Wendungen wie 'turned milk' (saure Milch) oder 'turned wood' (gedrechseltes Holz) verwendet werden, ist aber kein Standardadjektiv., Verb, das eine Drehbewegung, eine Richtungsänderung oder den Übergang von einem Zustand in einen anderen bezeichnet.

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adjective

/tɜːnd/formal
  • deDieses Wort ist kein eigenständiges Adjektiv, sondern die Vergangenheitsform des Verbs 'to turn'. Es kann als Partizipialadjektiv in Wendungen wie 'turned milk' (saure Milch) oder 'turned wood' (gedrechseltes Holz) verwendet werden, ist aber kein Standardadjektiv.

This word is not an adjective; it is the past tense of the verb 'to turn'. It can be used as a participial adjective in phrases like 'turned milk' (meaning sour) or 'turned wood' (meaning shaped on a lathe), but it is not a standard standalone adjective.

  1. Changed direction or positionA2formal

    Having been rotated or moved to face a different direction.

    deGedreht

    • The turned sign pointed toward the exit.
    • She looked at the turned page of the book.
    • The turned chair was facing the window.

    Synonymeangledreversedrotatedtwisted

  2. Soured or spoiledB1informal

    Describing milk or food that has become sour or spoiled due to fermentation or age.

    deSauer geworden

    • The milk has turned and smells bad.
    • Don't drink that turned juice; it's gone off.
    • The turned cream was thrown away.

    Synonymebadcurdledoffrancidsourspoiled

    Antonymefreshsweet

Formen
  • more turned comparative form
  • most turned superlative form
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verb

turn/tɜːrn/A1formal
  • deVerb, das eine Drehbewegung, eine Richtungsänderung oder den Übergang von einem Zustand in einen anderen bezeichnet.

A verb used to indicate the act of rotating, changing direction, or transforming from one state to another.

  1. Change directionA1formal

    To move or cause to move in a different direction.

    deRichtung ändern

    • Turn left at the traffic lights.
    • She turned her head to look at him.
    • The car turned onto the main road.

    Synonymebendcurvepivotrevolverotatespinswervetwistveerwheel

  2. Change state or conditionA2formal

    To change from one state, form, or condition to another.

    deWerden, sich verwandeln

    • The leaves turn yellow in autumn.
    • He turned pale when he heard the news.
    • The milk turned sour overnight.

    Synonymealterbecomechangeconvertgogrowshifttransform

    Antonymeremainstay

  3. Rotate or spinA2formal

    To move around a central point or axis.

    deDrehen

    • Turn the handle clockwise to open the door.
    • She turned the key in the lock.
    • The Earth turns on its axis.

    Synonymecirclegyratepivotrevolverotatespinswiveltwirlwhirl

    Antonymealignstillstraighten

  4. Become (age or time)A2informal

    To reach a particular age or time.

    deEin Alter oder einen Zeitpunkt erreichen

    • He turned 30 last week.
    • It's just turned midnight.
    • She turned 18 and could finally vote.

    Synonymeattainhitreach

Formen
  • turned past participle
  • turned past simple
  • turning present participle
  • turns third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenturn aroundturn awayturn downturn inturn offturn onturn outturn overturn toturn up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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