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turning

/ˈtɜːr.nɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈtɜːr.nɪŋ/formal
  • ruОбычно не используется как прилагательное в стандартном английском; 'turning' в основном является формой существительного или глагола. Как прилагательное может описывать что-то, что вращается или меняет направление.

Not typically used as an adjective in standard English; 'turning' is primarily a noun or verb form. As an adjective, it may describe something that rotates or changes direction.

  1. A2formal

    Moving or changing direction, especially in a curved path.

    ruПоворачивающий

    • The turning car slowed down at the corner.
    • She watched the turning wheels of the bicycle.
    • The turning point in the road was marked by a sign.

    Synonymscurvingmeanderingswervingtwistingveeringwinding

    Antonymsdirectstraight

  2. Changing state or conditionB1formal

    Undergoing a transformation or change in state.

    ruМеняющийся

    • The leaves are turning yellow in autumn.
    • The milk is turning sour because it's too warm.
    • His hair is turning gray as he gets older.

    Synonymschangingshifting

    Antonymsstablestaticunchanging

Forms
  • more turning comparative form
  • most turning superlative form
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noun

/ˈtɜː.nɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее место, где дорога, тропа или река меняют направление, или сам акт изменения направления.

A noun referring to a place where a road, path, or river changes direction, or the act of changing direction.

  1. A bend or curve in a roadA2formal

    A place where a road, path, or river changes direction.

    ruПоворот

    • Take the next turning on the left.
    • The car slowed down at the sharp turning.
    • There is a dangerous turning ahead on this mountain road.

    Synonymsanglebendcornercurvehairpinloopmeanderturntwistwinding

  2. A point of changeB2formal

    A critical moment or point where a significant change occurs.

    ruПоворотный момент

    • The discovery was a turning point in her career.
    • The year 2020 marked a turning in global health awareness.
    • His speech was a turning in the political campaign.

    Synonymsclimaxcrisisjuncturemilestonepivotturning pointwatershed

    Antonymsconstancycontinuationsamenessstability

Forms
  • turnings plural form
  • turnings' possessive plural form
  • turning's possessive singular form
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verb

turn/tɜːrn/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия вращения, изменения направления или перехода из одного состояния в другое.

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.

    ruПовернуть

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

    Synonymsbendcurvepivotrevolverotatespinswervetwistveerwheel

  2. Change state or conditionA2formal

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

    ruСтановиться

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

    Synonymsalterbecomechangeconvertgogrowshifttransform

    Antonymsremainstay

  3. Rotate or spinA2formal

    To move around a central point or axis.

    ruВращать

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

    Synonymscirclegyratepivotrevolverotatespinswiveltwirlwhirl

    Antonymsalignstillstraighten

  4. Become (age or time)A2informal

    To reach a particular age or time.

    ruИсполниться

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

    Synonymsattainhitreach

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

Phrasal variantsturn aroundturn awayturn downturn inturn offturn onturn outturn overturn toturn up

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