"turn" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

turn czasownik

turn + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 304

turn tail • turn red • turn Point • turn things • turn northeast • turn southeast • turn people • turn one's attention • turn one's head • ...

czasownik + turn

Kolokacji: 68

begin turning • start turning • help turn • keep turning • cause to turn • try to turn • manage to turn • threaten to turn • plan to turn • ...

Kolokacji: 27

Grup znaczeniowych: 10

(1) begin, start, go, stop, fail, ...

Kolokacji: 14

1. begin turning = zacznij obracać się begin turning

2. start turning = zacznij obracać się start turning

3. begin to turn = zacznij obracać się begin to turn

4. start to turn = zacznij obracać się start to turn

5. go to turn = idź do obracać się go to turn

6. stop turning = przestań obracać się stop turning

7. fail to turn up = nie potraf pojawić się fail to turn up

8. enable to turn = umożliw obrócenie się enable to turn

9. fail to turn = nie potraf obrócić się fail to turn

10. go turn = wejdź na kolej go turn

11. get to turn = namówiony by obrócić się get to turn

12. turn before turning = kolej przed obracaniem się turn before turning

He turned his head back to glare at the whole room before turning for the door.
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The route turns due west towards the base, before turning due north.
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Spittle turned professional in 2004, shortly before turning 50.
Rochester turns west before turning back south and running parallel with Stephenson.
This would turn green with the main signal, before turning yellow, then off, giving priority to oncoming traffic.