英语词汇“turn on”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

turn on1

1Suddenly attack physically or verbally: he turned on her with cold savagery...

Suddenly Lily turns on her.
Should he lose, it will be like a pack of wolves that suddenly turns on itself.
He said he feared for his life after the three men suddenly turned on him and started punching him.

Synonyms

attack, set on, fall on, launch an attack on, let fly at, lash out at, hit out at;

weigh into, round on, lose one's temper with

informal lay into, tear into, lace into, sail into, pitch into, let someone have it, get stuck into, wade into, bite someone's head off, jump down someone's throat

British informal have a go at

North American informal light into

2Have as the main topic or point of interest: for most businessmen, the central questions will turn on taxation...

In such a world there is no space for a communication without a topic that turns on money.
The question turns on that vexed subject, the moral status of the human embryo.
That the question turns on the meaning of a passage from Scripture is not insignificant.

Synonyms

depend on, rest on, hang on, hinge on, be contingent on, be decided by;

concern, revolve round, relate to

See parent entry: turn

turn-on2

noun [usually in singular] informal

A person or thing that causes someone to feel excited or sexually aroused: tight jeans are a real turn-on...

This was a real turn-on.
Intelligence in the other sex is a real turn-on for you.
It must have been a real turn-on for her.

单词	turn on
释义	turn on1 1Suddenly attack physically or verbally: he turned on her with cold savagery... Suddenly Lily turns on her. Should he lose, it will be like a pack of wolves that suddenly turns on itself. He said he feared for his life after the three men suddenly turned on him and started punching him. Synonyms attack, set on, fall on, launch an attack on, let fly at, lash out at, hit out at; weigh into, round on, lose one's temper with informal lay into, tear into, lace into, sail into, pitch into, let someone have it, get stuck into, wade into, bite someone's head off, jump down someone's throat British informal have a go at North American informal light into 2Have as the main topic or point of interest: for most businessmen, the central questions will turn on taxation... In such a world there is no space for a communication without a topic that turns on money. The question turns on that vexed subject, the moral status of the human embryo. That the question turns on the meaning of a passage from Scripture is not insignificant. Synonyms depend on, rest on, hang on, hinge on, be contingent on, be decided by; concern, revolve round, relate to See parent entry: turn turn-on2 noun [usually in singular] informal A person or thing that causes someone to feel excited or sexually aroused: tight jeans are a real turn-on... This was a real turn-on. Intelligence in the other sex is a real turn-on for you. It must have been a real turn-on for her.
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