turnoff
/ˈtɜːrn.ɒf/noun
B1formalcommon/ˈtɜːrn.ɒf/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.
ruСуществительное с двумя различными значениями: то, что вызывает потерю интереса или энтузиазма, или боковая дорога, ответвляющаяся от главной дороги.esSustantivo con dos significados distintos: algo que causa pérdida de interés o entusiasmo, o una carretera lateral que se desvía de la carretera principal.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.deSubstantiv mit zwei Hauptbedeutungen: etwas, das das Interesse oder die Begeisterung schwinden lässt, oder eine von der Hauptstraße abzweigende Nebenstraße.ptSubstantivo com dois sentidos principais: algo que faz perder o interesse ou o entusiasmo, ou uma estrada lateral que se ramifica a partir da via principal.zh名词，有两个主要意思：使人失去兴趣或热情的事物（扫兴的事）；或从主路分出的支路。arاسم له معنيان رئيسيان: ما يسبب فقدان الاهتمام أو الحماس، أو الطريق الجانبي المتفرع عن الطريق الرئيسي.
- Cause of disinterest B2 informal
Something that makes you lose interest or feel repelled, especially in a romantic or social context.
- His constant bragging was a real turnoff.
- Bad hygiene is a major turnoff on a date.
- For many people, arrogance is a complete turnoff.
ruОтталкивающий факторesDesmotivación / desinterés románticofrFrein, repoussoirdeAbstoßungsfaktorptFator de repulsãozh减分项arعامل مُنفِّر
- Exit road B1 formal
A smaller road that branches off from a main road, allowing vehicles to leave it.
- We missed the turnoff for the beach.
- The turnoff to the village is just ahead.
- Take the next turnoff to reach the gas station.
ruСъездesSalida de una carreterafrbretelle de sortiedeAusfahrtptSaídazh出口匝道arمخرج
- turnoffs plural form
- turnoffs' possessive plural form
- turnoff's possessive singular form