turnaround
/ˈtɜːn.ə.raʊnd/noun
B2formalcommon/ˈtɜːn.ə.raʊnd/A noun referring to the process of completing a task, preparing something for reuse, or reversing a decision; commonly used in contexts like shipping, aviation, and business.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс завершения задачи, подготовки чего-либо к повторному использованию или отмены решения; часто используется в контексте доставки, авиации и бизнеса.esSustantivo que designa el proceso de completar una tarea, preparar algo para su reutilización o revertir una decisión; se usa a menudo en contextos de entrega, aviación y negocios.frNom désignant le processus de finition d'une tâche, de préparation de quelque chose pour une nouvelle utilisation ou de renversement d'une décision ; souvent utilisé dans les contextes de livraison, d'aviation et d'affaires.deSubstantiv, das den Prozess des Abschlusses einer Aufgabe, der Vorbereitung von etwas für die Wiederverwendung oder der Rücknahme einer Entscheidung bezeichnet; wird häufig im Kontext von Lieferung, Luftfahrt und Wirtschaft verwendet.ptSubstantivo que designa o processo de concluir uma tarefa, preparar algo para reutilização ou reverter uma decisão; é usado com frequência nos contextos de logística, aviação e negócios.zh名词，指完成任务、使某物准备好再次使用或撤销决定的过程；常用于物流、航空和商业语境。arاسم يشير إلى عملية إنهاء مهمة أو تجهيز شيء ما لإعادة استخدامه أو تغيير قرار أو اتجاه؛ ويُستخدم غالبًا في سياق النقل والطيران والأعمال.
- Preparation time for a return trip B2 formal
The time required to prepare a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle for its next journey after arriving.
- The airline aims to reduce turnaround time to 30 minutes.
- The ship's turnaround in the port took less than a day.
- Efficient turnaround is crucial for maintaining flight schedules.
ruВремя на подготовку к обратному рейсуesTiempo de preparación para el viaje de regresofrTemps de préparation au départ / délai de rotationdeZeit für die Vorbereitung der RückreiseptTempo de preparação para a próxima viagemzh周转时间arزمن تجهيز الرحلة التالية
- Reversal of a decision B2 formal
A complete change of opinion or decision, often reversing a previous one.
- The company's turnaround on the merger surprised everyone.
- His turnaround on the issue was unexpected but welcome.
- The government announced a policy turnaround after public protests.
ruИзменение решенияescambio de opiniónfrRevirementdeMeinungswechselptMudança de decisãozh改变决定arتغيير القرار
Sinônimos: about-faceflip-flopreversalu-turnvolte-face
- Area for turning a vehicle B1 formal
A space large enough for a vehicle to change direction or turn around.
- The driveway has a turnaround at the end for cars.
- The bus needs a turnaround to head back to the city.
- They built a turnaround at the dead end for trucks.
ruМесто для разворотаeszona de girofrAire de retournementdeWendemöglichkeitptLocal para manobra de retornozh车辆调头区arمنطقة الدوران
Antônimos: thoroughfarethroughway
- Process of unloading and loading B2 formal
The act or process of unloading and loading a vessel or aircraft, including servicing, for a return trip.
- The turnaround of the cargo ship was completed in record time.
- Efficient turnaround operations are vital for airport logistics.
- The crew worked quickly to finish the turnaround of the aircraft.
ruОборотesRotación en tierrafrrotation (d'un avion ou d'un navire)deTurnaroundptCiclo de carga e descargazh周转arدورة الإقلاع والهبوط
Sinônimos: turnround
- Turning in the opposite direction B1 formal
The act of turning something or someone to face the opposite direction.
- The dancer performed a quick turnaround on stage.
- The car made a sharp turnaround in the narrow street.
- His sudden turnaround in the race surprised the spectators.
ruРазворотesGiro en sentido contrariofrdemi-tourdeRichtungswechselptInversão de direçãozh掉头arالالتفاف إلى الاتجاه المعاكس
Sinônimos: about turnabout-facereversalturnaboutu-turn
- turnarounds plural form
- turnarounds' possessive plural form
- turnaround's possessive singular form