Signification visuelle de 'turns'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

Illustration visuelle de turns: Tourner - Image 1

verb

Tourner

(heading) to make a non-linear physical movement.

"The toddler turns around the corner of the playroom, then back to the toy box. "

Le tout-petit tourne au coin de la salle de jeux, puis revient vers le coffre à jouets.

action direction

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verb

Changer, se transformer

(heading) To change condition or attitude.

"After the argument, she turns angry and refuses to speak to me. "

Après la dispute, elle se met en colère et refuse de me parler.

condition attitude

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verb

Changer, modifier son approche

To change one's course of action; to take a new approach.

""When the first recipe failed, the baker turns to a new one to make the cake." "

Lorsque la première recette a échoué, le boulanger se tourne vers une nouvelle pour faire le gâteau.

action way attitude

verb

S'achever, se terminer

(usually with over) To complete.

"They say they can turn the parts in two days."

Ils disent qu'ils peuvent achever les pièces en deux jours.

achievement action process

verb

Faire des bénéfices, dégager un profit

To make (money); turn a profit.

"We turned a pretty penny with that little scheme."

Nous avons fait de jolis bénéfices avec ce petit stratagème.

business finance economy

verb

Déborder un joueur adverse

Of a player, to go past an opposition player with the ball in one's control.

"The skilled midfielder turns his marker with a clever feint and continues dribbling toward the goal. "

Le milieu de terrain talentueux déborde son défenseur avec une feinte habile et continue de dribbler vers le but.

sport game action

verb

Tourner

To undergo the process of turning on a lathe.

"Ivory turns well."

L'ivoire se tourne bien.

machine technical industry process

verb

Retourner

To bring down the feet of a child in the womb, in order to facilitate delivery.

"The doctor carefully turns the baby in the womb to ensure a safe delivery. "

Le médecin retourne délicatement le bébé dans l'utérus pour assurer un accouchement sans danger.

medicine physiology body human

verb

Retourner

To invert a type of the same thickness, as a temporary substitute for any sort which is exhausted.

"The printer turns the capital "I" upside down to use it as a lowercase "l" when it runs out of the lowercase letter during a long print job. "

L'imprimante retourne le "I" majuscule pour l'utiliser comme un "l" minuscule lorsqu'elle manque de la lettre minuscule pendant une longue tâche d'impression.

type technical

verb

Traduire

To translate.

"to turn the Iliad"

traduire l'Iliade

language communication

verb

Détruit, anéantit

To magically or divinely attack undead.

"The paladin turns the skeletons, forcing them to flee from the holy ground. "

Le paladin détruit les squelettes, les forçant à fuir le sol sacré.

religion mythology theology supernatural curse action

Illustration visuelle de turns: Tour, virage - Image 1

noun

Tour, virage

A change of direction or orientation.

"Give the handle a turn, then pull it."

Fais faire un tour à la poignée, puis tire dessus.

direction action way

noun

Rotation, tour

A movement of an object about its own axis in one direction that continues until the object returns to its initial orientation.

"The dancer completed several impressive turns on stage, each one bringing her back to where she started. "

La danseuse a effectué plusieurs rotations impressionnantes sur scène, chacune la ramenant à son point de départ.

physics action machine direction

noun

Promenade, tour

A walk to and fro.

"The nervous student took a few turns in front of the classroom before giving her speech. "

L'étudiante nerveuse a fait quelques tours devant la salle de classe avant de prononcer son discours.

action way

noun

Tour, occasion

A chance to use (something) shared in sequence with others.

"They took turns playing with the new toy."

Ils ont joué à tour de rôle avec le nouveau jouet.

right utility action

noun

Tour, période de travail

A spell of work, especially the time allotted to a person in a rota or schedule.

"The teacher has two turns grading papers each week. "

Le professeur a deux tours de correction de copies chaque semaine.

work time job organization

noun

Tour

One's chance to make a move in a game having two or more players.

"After her brother finished drawing, it was her turns in the game. "

Après que son frère ait fini de dessiner, ce fut son tour dans le jeu.

game

noun

Un groupe, un groupe de notes

A figure in music, often denoted ~, consisting of the note above the one indicated, the note itself, the note below the one indicated, and the note itself again.

"The sheet music indicated that several turns should be played around the C note to add a flourish to the melody. "

La partition indiquait que plusieurs groupes de notes devaient être joués autour de la note Do pour ajouter une fioriture à la mélodie.

music

noun

Durée, délai

The time required to complete a project.

"They quote a three-day turn on parts like those."

Ils annoncent un délai de trois jours pour ce genre de pièces.

business work time industry

noun

Vertige, étourdissement

A fit or a period of giddiness.

"After standing up too quickly, she experienced turns and had to sit back down. "

Après s'être levée trop vite, elle a eu des vertiges et a dû se rasseoir.

medicine physiology sensation body

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noun

Changements, revirements

A change in temperament or circumstance.

"She took a turn for the worse."

Elle a pris un mauvais tournant.

condition situation time character

noun

Effet, rotation

A sideways movement of the ball when it bounces (caused by rotation in flight).

"The batter was confused by the baseball's sharp turns after it bounced off the ground. "

Le batteur était confus par l'effet prononcé de la balle de baseball après qu'elle ait rebondi sur le sol.

sport physics

noun

Le turn

The fourth communal card in Texas hold 'em.

""After the flop, the dealer revealed the turns." "

Après le flop, le donneur a révélé le turn.

game sport

noun

Le flop

The flop (the first three community cards) in Texas hold 'em.

"The turns in the poker game were all high cards. "

Le flop au poker était composé uniquement de cartes hautes.

game entertainment bet

noun

Acte, action

A deed done to another; an act of kindness or malice.

"I felt that the man was of a vindictive nature, and would do me an evil turn if he found the opportunity [...]."

J'ai senti que l'homme était de nature vindicative et qu'il me ferait un mauvais coup s'il en trouvait l'occasion [...].

action character moral

noun

Spire, tour

A single loop of a coil.

"The electrician counted the turns of wire around the transformer to ensure it had the correct amount for proper voltage. "

L'électricien a compté les spires de fil autour du transformateur pour s'assurer qu'il avait la bonne quantité pour la tension appropriée.

part structure

noun

Tour, enroulement

(rope) A pass behind or through an object.

"He secured the boat to the dock by using several turns of rope around the cleat. "

Il a amarré le bateau au quai en utilisant plusieurs tours de corde autour de la bitte.

nautical sailing

noun

Caractère, personnalité

Character; personality; nature.

"Her kind turns made her a beloved teacher among the students. "

Son caractère aimable a fait d'elle une enseignante adorée des élèves.

character person nature

noun

Dribble

An instance of going past an opposition player with the ball in one's control.

"The basketball player's quick turns around the defender allowed him to get closer to the basket. "

Les dribbles rapides du joueur de basket autour du défenseur lui ont permis de se rapprocher du panier.

sport

noun

Sketch, numéro

(circus, especially physical comedy) A short skit, act, or routine.

"The clown's series of silly turns, including juggling rubber chickens and tripping over his own feet, had the children roaring with laughter. "

La série de numéros stupides du clown, notamment jongler avec des poulets en caoutchouc et trébucher sur ses propres pieds, a fait éclater de rire les enfants.

entertainment stage

noun

Un caractère retourné, une substitution

A type turned upside down to serve for another character that is not available.

"The printer ran out of question marks, so the editor used turns as substitutes to indicate uncertainty in the draft document. "

L'imprimante était à court de points d'interrogation, alors l'éditeur a utilisé des caractères retournés comme substitutions pour indiquer l'incertitude dans le document provisoire.

type language writing character

noun

Bénéfices, gains

The profit made by a stockjobber, being the difference between the buying and selling prices.

"The stockjobber made small turns on each quick trade, accumulating profit through high volume. "

Le spéculateur boursier réalisait de petits bénéfices sur chaque transaction rapide, accumulant des gains grâce à un volume élevé.

business finance economy