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turn around

tɜːrn əˈraʊnd

neutral
intermediate
Base verb:
turn
Particle:
around
Separable:
Yes

What does "turn around" mean?

  1. To rotate to face the opposite direction
  2. To change a bad situation into a good one; to improve significantly
  3. To complete a task or process within a certain time

Examples

  • Turn around so I can see the back of your dress.
  • The new CEO managed to turn the company around in just two years.
  • We can turn around your order within 48 hours.
  • The economy has finally turned around after the recession.
  • Don't turn around! There's a surprise behind you.

How to use it

'Turnaround' (one word) as a noun refers to the time needed to complete something or a dramatic improvement. Business contexts often use 'turn around' for recovery.

Word order

When meaning rotate: not separable. When meaning improve a situation: separable with objects like 'business', 'company'.

Similar expressions

reverse
rotate
improve
transform
recover

Opposites

continue
persist
decline

Related phrasal verbs

  • turn on

    To start a device or appliance by pressing a switch or button

  • turn off

    To stop a device or appliance by pressing a switch or button

  • turn out

    To have a particular result or end in a certain way

  • turn down

    To reduce the volume, heat, or intensity of something

  • turn up

    To increase the volume, heat, or intensity of something

  • turn into

    To change or transform into something different

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