turned

• Esta palavra não é um adjetivo em si; é a forma do particípio passado do verbo 'to turn'. Pode funcionar como adjetivo participial em expressões como 'turned milk' (leite azedo) ou 'turned wood' (madeira torneada), mas não é um adjetivo autônomo padrão.

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.

   Virado

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

   Sinônimosangledreversedrotatedtwisted

2. Soured or spoiledB1informal

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

   Azedo

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

   Sinônimosbadcurdledoffrancidsourspoiled

   Antônimosfreshsweet

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de girar, mudar de direção ou passar de um estado para outro.

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.

   Virar

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

   Sinônimosbendcurvepivotrevolverotatespinswervetwistveerwheel

2. Change state or conditionA2formal

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

   Tornar-se

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

   Sinônimosalterbecomechangeconvertgogrowshifttransform

   Antônimosremainstay

3. Rotate or spinA2formal

   To move around a central point or axis.

   Girar

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

   Sinônimoscirclegyratepivotrevolverotatespinswiveltwirlwhirl

   Antônimosalignstillstraighten

4. Become (age or time)A2informal

   To reach a particular age or time.

   Completar (idade ou tempo)

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

   Sinônimosattainhitreach

Variantes phrasalturn aroundturn awayturn downturn inturn offturn onturn outturn overturn toturn up