turn
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round
复数形式
turnarounds
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转变, 逆转
a complete change or reversal, often resulting in an improvement or shift in direction
- The company experienced a turnaround after the new CEO took charge.
新CEO上任后，公司经历了一次转折。
- There was a significant turnaround in the team's performance after the coach's strategies were implemented.
教练的策略实施后，团队的表现有了显著的转变。
- The turnaround in the economy came as a surprise to many analysts.
经济中的转变让许多分析师感到惊讶。
- A quick turnaround in customer service helped retain many clients.
客户服务中的快速转变帮助留住了许多客户。
- The turnaround in public opinion was reflected in the election results.
公众意见的转变在选举结果中得到了反映。
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周转, 回转
act or process of unloading and loading and servicing a vessel or aircraft for a return trip
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回转区, 掉头点
a designated area where vehicles can reverse direction
A turnaround is an area designed for vehicles to change direction. It provides enough space for drivers to safely reverse or make a U-turn, especially in places where there is limited room to maneuver. Turnarounds are often found in residential areas, parking lots, or dead-end streets, where they allow vehicles to turn without having to back up for long distances. These areas are typically clearly marked to help drivers identify where they can safely turn around.
- The driver used the turnaround to head back the way he came.
司机使用了掉头区来原路返回。
- She missed the exit and had to find a turnaround.
她错过了出口，不得不找到一个掉头处。
- He appreciated the well-marked turnaround on the highway.
他赞赏高速公路上标记清晰的掉头处。
- They built a new turnaround to improve traffic flow.
他们建造了一个新的掉头区以改善交通流量。
- The turnaround allowed large trucks to change direction safely.
回转区让大型卡车可以安全地改变方向。
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转变, 彻底改变
a complete or unexpected change in someone's attitude, opinion, or behavior
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