英语词汇“turn something round (or around)”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

turn something round (or around)

1Prepare a ship or aircraft for its return journey: cleanliness also shortens the time it takes to turn a ship round...

Instead of 140 men taking two days to unload and load 16 years ago, a ship nowadays can be turned around in less than a day by fewer than 50 people.
Fewer inspections did not necessarily mean a ship could be turned around at a US port faster than before.

2Reverse the previously poor performance of an organization and make it successful: the combination of skills and commitment in a workforce can turn a company round...

This new appointment is expected to help the firm turn its poor performance around.
This is a company which has turned its performance round.
The 18-year-old, from Westlea, who has turned her life around with the organisation's help, says she is proof that the project works.

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单词	turn something round (or around)
释义	turn something round (or around) 1Prepare a ship or aircraft for its return journey: cleanliness also shortens the time it takes to turn a ship round... Instead of 140 men taking two days to unload and load 16 years ago, a ship nowadays can be turned around in less than a day by fewer than 50 people. Fewer inspections did not necessarily mean a ship could be turned around at a US port faster than before. 2Reverse the previously poor performance of an organization and make it successful: the combination of skills and commitment in a workforce can turn a company round... This new appointment is expected to help the firm turn its poor performance around. This is a company which has turned its performance round. The 18-year-old, from Westlea, who has turned her life around with the organisation's help, says she is proof that the project works. See parent entry: turn
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