英语词组take turns doing something是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

take turns

To alternate doing something; to do something in succession, one person or thing after another. Please take turns instead of everyone talking at once. My brother and I took turns going down the slide.

take turns

((at) doing something) and take turns (at something); take turns (with something) [for two or more people] to alternate in doing something. Let's take turns with mowing the lawn. Do you want to take turns at answering the telephone?

take turns

(with something) Go to take turns ((at) doing something).

take turns with someone

to alternate [doing something] with someone. We both can't be there at the same time. I'll take turns with you. You have to take turns with your brother.

take turns

Alternate, as in Since there is only one horse, Beth and Amanda are taking turns riding. This phrase uses turn in the sense of "one of a series of actions done in succession." [Late 1300s] Also see in turn.

take ˈturns doing something/to do something

(British English also take it in ˈturns to do something) do something one person after another: My wife and I take it in turns to write to our daughter in Canada.There weren’t enough computers for everybody, so we had to take turns using them.

词组	take turns doing something
释义	Idiom take turns doing somethingtake turns (doing something) to do something one person after another. The mothers in our group take turns driving the children to school.When they play on the swings, we try to make sure the kids take turns. (redirected from take turns doing something) take turns To alternate doing something; to do something in succession, one person or thing after another. Please take turns instead of everyone talking at once. My brother and I took turns going down the slide. take turns ((at) doing something) and take turns (at something); take turns (with something) [for two or more people] to alternate in doing something. Let's take turns with mowing the lawn. Do you want to take turns at answering the telephone? take turns (with something) Go to take turns ((at) doing something). take turns with someone to alternate [doing something] with someone. We both can't be there at the same time. I'll take turns with you. You have to take turns with your brother. take turns Alternate, as in Since there is only one horse, Beth and Amanda are taking turns riding. This phrase uses turn in the sense of "one of a series of actions done in succession." [Late 1300s] Also see in turn. take ˈturns doing something/to do something (British English also take it in ˈturns to do something) do something one person after another: My wife and I take it in turns to write to our daughter in Canada.There weren’t enough computers for everybody, so we had to take turns using them.
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