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121 hochschlagen
hoch|schla·gen irreg vtetw \hochschlagen to turn up sth sep;mit hochgeschlagenem Kragen with one's collar turned up\hochschlagend surging/leaping -
122 leise
lei·se [ʼlaizə] adj1) ( nicht laut) quiet;etw \leise stellen to turn down sth sep2) ( gering) slight;es fiel \leiser Regen it was raining slightly;eine \leise Ahnung/ein \leiser Verdacht a vague idea/suspicion;nicht im L\leisesten not at all1) ( nicht laut) quietly2) ( kaum merklich) slightly;der Regen fiel \leise it was raining gently -
123 verkehren
ver·keh·ren *vider Zug verkehrt auf dieser Nebenstrecke nur noch zweimal am Tag the train only runs twice a day on this branch line; Flugzeug to fly [or go];[irgendwo/bei jdm] \verkehren to visit somewhere/sb regularly[mit jdm] \verkehren to associate [with sb];sie verkehrt mit hochrangigen Diplomaten she associates with high-ranking diplomats4) haben;(euph geh: Geschlechtsverkehr haben)[mit jdm] \verkehren to have intercourse [with sb] -
124 umschlagen
1. to envelop2. to knock over3. to tranship4. to transship5. to wrap aroundto turn / flip sth. over [e.g. page]to change suddenly [mood] -
125 geri döndürmek
to turn sb/sth back -
126 capovolgere
turn upside downpiani upsetsituazione reverse* * *capovolgere v.tr.1 to turn over, to overturn, to turn upside down, to upset*; to capsize: capovolgere un bicchiere, to turn a glass upside down; l'urto capovolse l'automobile, the impact turned the car over2 (fig.) to reverse, to change completely, to transform: capovolgere la situazione, to reverse (o to turn round) the situation.◘ capovolgersi v.intr.pron.1 to turn over, to overturn, to upset*; ( di barca) to capsize: la barca si capovolse in mezzo al lago, the boat capsized in the middle of the lake2 (fig.) to be reversed, to be transformed: d'improvviso la sua situazione economica si capovolse, his economic situation was suddenly transformed (o turned round).* * *1. [kapo'vɔldʒere]vb irreg vt(gen) to turn upside down, (barca) to capsize, overturn, (macchina) to overturn, (fig : situazione, posizione) to reverse, change completely2. vip (capovolgersi)(gen) to overturn, (barca) to capsize, fig to be reversed* * *[kapo'vɔldʒere] 1.verbo transitivo to capsize, to overturn [ imbarcazione]; to invert [ posizione]; to reverse [tendenza, ruoli]; to turn [sth.] upside down [clessidra, recipiente]2.* * *capovolgere/kapo'vɔldʒere/ [101]to capsize, to overturn [ imbarcazione]; to invert [ posizione]; to reverse [tendenza, ruoli]; to turn [sth.] upside down [clessidra, recipiente]; capovolgere completamente una teoria to stand a theory on its headII capovolgersi verbo pronominale[ imbarcazione] to capsize, to overturn; [ oggetto] to fall* over. -
127 се прави дека не гледа ништо
turn a blind eye to sth -
128 fermer les yeux sur qqch
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turn in sth — UK US turn in sth Phrasal Verb with turn({{}}/tɜːn/ verb [I or T] ► to produce good results or achieve something: »The bank s fund management division turned in a solid performance with profits up 33%. »The software group is expected to turn in… … Financial and business terms
turn over sth — UK US turn over sth Phrasal Verb with turn({{}}/tɜːn/ verb [I or T] ► UK COMMERCE, FINANCE to make a particular amount of money from sales in a particular period: »The company turned over $340 million last year … Financial and business terms
turn to sth — UK US turn to sb/sth Phrasal Verb with turn({{}}/tɜːn/ verb [I or T] ► to go to someone or something to get help with a difficult situation: »Investors turned to the bond markets to try and increase their returns … Financial and business terms
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