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Sinónimos de turn en inglés

¿Estás buscando sinónimos de la palabra turn en Inglés? Tenemos 151 sinónimos de la palabra turn en nuestra base de datos con definiciones y ejemplos de uso.

acidify acquire act activity age aim alter appeal aptitude avert become bend bent bit bout call on change change by reversal change form change of course change of direction change shape change state channel channelise channelize circle color colour control convert crook curdle curve curved shape cycle deflect deform derange development deviate deviation direct discolor discolour displace distract disturb divert do dodge drift duty period exigency fashion favor favour ferment flex form get get on go good turn grow gyrate gyration inclination infatuate infuriate injure invoke locomote maturate mature metamorphose modify motion mould move move around movement need number operate perform performance period of play play playing period plough plow point proclivity propensity public presentation release reorientation requirement reversal reverse revolution revolve rick rotary motion rotate rotation round routine send senesce set shape shift sour spell spin sprain swerve take take aim talent tendency till tour train transfer transform transmit transmute transport travel trend turn around turn away turn back turn of events turn off turn on turn over turn to turning twist variation veer walk work work shift wound wrench wrick

Sinónimos de turn por significado

  • Significado
    Sinónimos
  • 1 direction sustantivo n
    trend, drift
  • 2 movement sustantivo n
    revolution, rotation, spin, gyration, cycle
  • 3 direction sustantivo n
    deviation, change, variation, bend, twist, turning, reversal
  • 4 ability sustantivo n
    talent, proclivity, inclination, bent, propensity, tendency, aptitude
  • 5 necessity sustantivo n
    need, requirement, exigency
  • 6 movement verbo v
    revolve, circle, rotate, spin, gyrate
  • 7 process verbo v
    change, avert, divert, alter, convert, transform, metamorphose, transmute
  • 8 aim verbo v
    direct, point, set
  • 9 activity verbo v
    form, mould, shape, fashion
  • 10 movement verbo v
    bend, curve, swerve, veer, deviate, twist, deflect, dodge
  • 11 action verbo v
    distract, disturb, infatuate, derange, infuriate
  • 12 process verbo v
    sour, acidify, curdle, ferment
  • 13 performance sustantivo n
    sketch, impersonation, scene, routine, stint
  • 14 direction verbo v
    point, train, sight, steer, level, present
  • 15 change verbo v
    reverse, adjust, convert, modify, differ, vary
  • 16 modification sustantivo n
    change, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation
  • 17 movement verbo v
    soar, slope, pitch, incline, angle, grade
  • 18 baseball concept sustantivo n
    round, up
  • 19 aim verbo v
    veer, curve, bend, deviate
  • 20 direction verbo v
    get, mature, develop, grow, change, go, progress
  • 21 thing sustantivo n
    curve, twist, angle, wind, bow, crook, curvature
  • 22 creed sustantivo n
    fortune, prediction, lot, conjecture, forecast, prophesy, twist
  • 23 character trait sustantivo n
    inclination, bent, proclivity, tendency, propensity, leaning, trend
  • 24 activity sustantivo n
    modification, alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation
  • 25 activity verbo v
    modify, modulate, regulate, alter, vary, convert
  • 26 event sustantivo n
    cycle, succession, revolution, series, continuation, orbit, course
  • 27 curl verbo v
    spiral, wind, twist, entwine, convolute, loop
  • 28 change direction verbo v
    veer, tack
  • 29 transformation sustantivo n
    transmutation, alteration, regeneration, metamorphosis, shift
  • 30 sequence sustantivo n
    order, regularity, succession
  • 31 divert verbo v
    avert, turn aside, redirect
  • 32 vary verbo v
    sheer, depart, digress, warp, diverge, err
  • 33 activity verbo v
    rotate, twist, wheel, gyrate
  • 34 aim verbo v
    level, sight, point
  • 35 deflect verbo v
    avert, turn aside, redirect
  • 36 activity verbo v
    make, run, compel, constrain, force, impel, urge
  • 37 transport verbo v
    ride, motor, go, spin, travel
  • 38 ability sustantivo n
    aptitude, bounty, capability, capacity
  • 39 curl verbo v
    spiral, wind, twist, coil, convolute, loop
  • 40 rotation sustantivo n
    circulation, circuit, revolution, cycle, round
  • 41 direction verbo v
    curve, bend, crook, twist, arch, angle
  • 42 manufacture verbo v
    tool, shape, plane, drill, weld
  • 43 process verbo v
    change, transform, convert, compose
  • 44 wander verbo v
    ramble, wind, twist, stroll
  • 45 change verbo v
    avert, divert, alter, convert, transform, transmute
  • 46 modification sustantivo n
    alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation
  • 47 change sustantivo n
    alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation
  • 48 change sustantivo n
    modification, variation, alteration, variety, permutation, innovation
  • 49 work verbo v
    drive, act, behave, handle, run, use
  • 50 align verbo v
    adjust, line up, lead, direct, locate, determine
  • 51 rotate verbo v
    swivel, whirl, pivot, twist, spin, gyrate
  • 52 rotate verbo v
    swivel, whirl, pirouette, twist, spin, gyrate
  • 53 till verbo v
    break, furrow, cultivate, harrow
  • 54 till verbo v
    break, furrow, plow up, cultivate, harrow, turn over, farm
  • 55 deviation sustantivo n
    change, variation, bend, twist, turning, talent
  • 56 rotation sustantivo n
    circulation, circuit, gyration, cycle, round
  • 57 rotate verbo v
    spin, circle, orbit, roll, circulate
  • 58 travel sustantivo n
    drive, tour, excursion, spin, trip, journey, expedition
  • 59 activity verbo v
    revolve, rotate, spin, whirl, wheel, gyrate, bowl
  • 60 revolution sustantivo n
    spin, gyration, cycle
  • 61 stroll verbo v
    walk, hike, march, pace, promenade, tramp
  • 62 activity verbo v
    twist, spiral, tighten, fasten, scroll, corkscrew, spin
  • 63 time sustantivo n
    term, time, spell, tour, hitch
  • 64 activity verbo v
    move, slip, budge, displace, stir, change, fault
  • 65 action verbo v
    spoil, ferment, curdle, acidify, acerbate, envenom
  • 66 duration sustantivo n
    shift, time, stint, bout, hitch, tour, trick
  • 67 movement verbo v
    revolve, rotate, twirl, whirl, pirouette, gyrate, gyre
  • 68 event sustantivo n
    scare, shock, spasm, twitch, jerk, jump, fit
  • 69 bend verbo v
    curve, veer, deviate, twist, deflect, dodge
  • 70 change verbo v
    reverse, adjust, convert, modify, differ, vary
  • 71 change verbo v
    avert, divert, alter, convert, metamorphose, transmute
  • 72 modification sustantivo n
    alteration, shift, variation, movement, change, mutation
  • 73 modification sustantivo n
    alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation
  • 74 change verbo v
    avert, divert, alter, convert, transform, metamorphose
  • 75 wheel verbo v
    roll, push, revolve, spin, reel, rotate
  • 76 movement sustantivo n
    rotation, spin
  • 77 direction sustantivo n
    bend, curve
  • 78 emphasis sustantivo n
    propensity, bent, bias, proclivity
  • 79 movement verbo v
    spin, revolve, rotate
  • 80 state sustantivo n
    disorder, mess
  • 81 bend verbo v
    curve, swerve, deviate, twist, deflect, dodge
  • 82 activity sustantivo n
    stroll, saunter, hike, march, pace, promenade, tramp
  • 83 twist verbo v
    distort, bend, contort, spring
  • 84 movement verbo v
    roll, rotate, revolve, drive, ride, spin
  • 85 direction verbo v
    bend, curve, twist, swerve, snake, meander, convolute
  • 86 twist verbo v
    tug, wrest, strain, jerk, dislodge, yank
  • 87 bend verbo v
    curve, deviate, switch, change, shift, bank

Definiciones de turn como nombre

  • A change of direction or orientation.
  • A movement of an object about its own axis in one direction that continues until the object returns to its initial orientation.
  • A single loop of a coil.
  • A chance to use something shared in sequence with others.
  • One's chance to make a move in a game having two or more players.
  • 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.
  • Also turnaround The time required to complete a project.
  • A fit or a period of giddiness.
  • A change in temperament or circumstance.
  • A sideways movement of the ball when it bounces.

Definiciones de turn como verbo

  • Of a body, person, etc, to move around an axis through itself.
  • To change the direction or orientation of, especially by rotation.
  • To change one's direction of travel.
  • To change the course of.
  • To position something by folding it.
  • To fundamentally change; to metamorphose.
  • To rebel; to go against something formerly tolerated.
  • To shape something symmetrically by rotating it against a stationary cutting tool, as on a lathe.
  • To sour or spoil; to go bad.
  • To change the color of the leaves in the autumn.

Ejemplos de uso de la palabra turn

  • Tom had no one to turn to.
  • Turn around. Now, without looking, guess how many fingers I'm holding up.
  • Tom asked Mary to turn on the TV.
  • Tom asked Mary to turn on the radio.
  • Tom asked Mary to turn on the lights.
  • I'm waiting to see how things will turn out.
  • Its your turn.
  • Turn on the light. I can't see anything.
  • I think I should turn myself in.
  • Could you please turn on the heat?

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