to turn off
第三人称
turns off
现在进行时
turning off
过去式
turned off
过去完成时
turned off
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关闭, 关掉
to cause a machine, device, or system to stop working or flowing, usually by pressing a button or turning a switch
及物动词
- Don't forget to turn off the TV when you're finished watching it.
看完电视后别忘了关掉它。
- It's bedtime; let's turn off the computer and get some rest.
该睡觉了；关掉电脑休息一下吧。
- Please remember to turn off the lights before leaving the room.
请记得在离开房间前关掉灯。
- He forgot to turn off the stove after cooking dinner.
他做完晚饭后忘了关掉炉子。
- You can save energy by turning off the air conditioner when you don't need it.
你可以在不需要时关闭空调来节省能源。
反义词：
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使反感, 使失去兴趣
to make someone strongly dislike something
- The rude behavior of the waiter turned off the customers.
服务员粗鲁的行为赶走了顾客。
- The offensive comments completely turned off the audience.
冒犯性的评论完全让观众失去了兴趣。
- His arrogant attitude towards others tends to turn people off.
他对别人的傲慢态度往往会让人反感。
- The lack of cleanliness in the restaurant really turns customers off.
餐厅缺乏清洁真的会让顾客望而却步。
同义词：
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转弯, 改变方向
to alter the direction of a vehicle or object
- The car turned off sharply to avoid colliding with the oncoming traffic.
汽车突然转向以避免与迎面而来的车辆相撞。
- The road turned off unexpectedly, leading us to a hidden scenic spot.
道路意外地转弯，将我们带到了一个隐蔽的风景区。
- He turned off the sailboat gently, catching the wind from a new angle.
他轻轻地关闭了帆船，从新的角度捕捉风。
- The pilot turned off the aircraft smoothly towards the landing strip.
飞行员平稳地将飞机转向跑道。