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●ˌturn ˈover●ˌturn sth ˈover1. (of an engine 发动机) to run steadily at a low speed; to start 慢速运转；转动；发动◆I turned the key and the engine turned over quietly.
我转动钥匙，引擎随之轻声启动起来。◆The engine was turning over too fast.
发动机运转得太快。SYN tick over2. (to sth) (BrE) to change to a different channel when watching television 变换，转换（电视频道）◆Can I turn over to Channel 4?
我可以换到第四频道吗？◆This is boring. Let’s turn it over.
这个没意思。我们换换频道吧。SYN change over (to sth) , switch over (to sth) , switch sth over (to sth) 3. to move a page or a piece of paper so that you can see the other side 翻动，翻转（到书页或纸张的背面）◆Turn over (the page) for more details.
欲知详情，请见（此页）背面。 NOTE Turn and turn sth are used more frequently on their own * turn 和 turn sth 单独使用更常见◆I turned the page quickly.
我很快地翻过这一页。◆Turn to page 23.
翻到第 23 页。4. to sell goods and replace them; to be sold and replaced 售出并补进（货物）；周转◆Large supermarkets turn over their stock very rapidly.
大超市的库存周转很快。◆This brand turns over twice as fast as the others.
这个牌子的周转速度是其他牌子的两倍。[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]
 ●turn over a new ˈleafto change your way of life to become a better, more responsible person 改过自新；改邪归正；重新做人▸ ˈturnover noun [singular]1. the rate at which employees leave a company and are replaced by others （公司的）人事变更率，人员调整率◆a high turnover of staff
员工的高流动率2. the rate at which goods are sold in a shop/store and are replaced by others （商店的）货品周转率，销售比率◆a fast turnover of stock
存货的快速周转率 |