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to turn around
[phrase form: turn]
01
transformer, reprendre en main, remettre sur pied
to cause a significant and positive change in something
Transitive: to turn around an activity or business
02
tourner
to change your position so as to face another direction
Intransitive
03
inverser la tendance, se redresser
to achieve surprising success or improvement through a significant and positive change
Intransitive
04
faire demi-tour, retourner
to cause something to face the opposite or a different direction
Transitive: to turn around sth
05
renverser, changer le cours
to change the expected outcome, especially in a game or situation, and make it go in a different direction
Transitive: to turn around an expected outcome
06
dérouter, dérober
to cause someone to feel confused or lost
Transitive: to turn around sb
07
produire, réaliser
to produce something whether it be an idea, product, or result
Transitive: to turn around a product
08
renverser, réorienter
to change the original meaning or purpose of something
Transitive: to turn around sth
Turn around
01
retournement, virage
turning in an opposite direction or position
turn around
v
Exemple
The athlete turned around his performance with intensive training.
She turned around her academic performance with dedicated study habits.
The company turned around a high volume of custom apparel orders.
The manufacturer turned around a consistent supply of medical equipment.
The workshop turned around a massive order of handmade pottery.
