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turnoff

/ˈtɜːrn.ɒf/

Traduction: Nom avec deux sens distincts : quelque chose qui fait perdre l'intérêt ou l'enthousiasme, ou une route secondaire qui se détache d'une route principale.

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/ˈtɜːrn.ɒf/B1formal
  • frNom avec deux sens distincts : quelque chose qui fait perdre l'intérêt ou l'enthousiasme, ou une route secondaire qui se détache d'une route principale.

A noun with two distinct meanings: something that causes a loss of interest or enthusiasm, or a side road that branches off from a main road.

  1. Cause of disinterestB2informal

    Something that makes you lose interest or feel repelled, especially in a romantic or social context.

    frFrein, repoussoir

    • His constant bragging was a real turnoff.
    • Bad hygiene is a major turnoff on a date.
    • For many people, arrogance is a complete turnoff.

    Synonymesdeterrentdisincentivedownerput offrepellent

  2. Exit roadB1formal

    A smaller road that branches off from a main road, allowing vehicles to leave it.

    frbretelle de sortie

    • We missed the turnoff for the beach.
    • The turnoff to the village is just ahead.
    • Take the next turnoff to reach the gas station.

    Synonymesbranchexitside roadslip road

    Antonymesapproachentrance

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  • turnoffs plural form
  • turnoffs' possessive plural form
  • turnoff's possessive singular form
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