Definition of right turn in English:

right turn

noun

A turn that brings a person's front to face the way their right side did before.
take a right turn into Barracks Lane
Example sentencesExamples
- Watch the road signs further on for a right turn which takes you to the Buller River traffic bridge and into Westport.
- Two right turns, another left and three more right turns brought the girls into an open area.
- To join the Hosur Road, motorists have to take a right turn at Krupanidhi College on to the Madiwala Market Road and then join the Hosur Road.
- Most drivers also accept a right arm straight out to signal a right turn.
- He noted that the plane made a sharp right turn, turned upside down and dove into the ground, exploding on impact.
- Previously we could make the right turn when there was a gap in the approaching traffic.
- By 9.30 am he had already stopped six cyclists for riding on pavements, ignoring red lights or taking illegal right turns.
- Drive out of Cromford on the A5012 and take a right turn onto the road to Bonsall.
- The car travelled via Ladies's Brae, Achonry and turned left towards Sligo before taking a right turn for Ballymote.
- Instead they suggested the banning of right turns at the double junction.
- After the nineteenth right turn and the fourteenth or fifteenth left turn, Jonah became completely lost.
- Have you ever tried to make a right turn onto a busy street on a red light?
- It teaches safe cycling techniques, which included starting position and safe stopping, left and right turns, shoulder checking and signalling, correct position on roads, overtaking parked cars and the lifesaver look.
- While enforcement by traffic wardens is highly questionable, more rigid application of banned right turns, yellow box junctions and parking can only help speed traffic flows and reduce congestion.
- I live very close to the junction, and make the right turn from Ainsworth Road at least twice every day.
- The congestion is caused by allowing right turns across the traffic flow, which build up queues and, at busy times, result in gridlock.
- He only laughed and made a right turn into the parking lot of the park.
- Instead, he took a left instead of a right turn on Adams Street, and now finds himself in front of David Reilly's house.
- Because of the ban on right turns, town centre traffic now heads to the Magic Roundabout and then goes along Fleming Way.
- As he made the right turn, a car overtaking a queue of traffic smashed into the right-hand side of his car.

Definition of right turn in US English:

right turn

noun

A turn that brings a person's front to face the way their right side did before.
take a right turn onto Sunset Lane
Example sentencesExamples
- Two right turns, another left and three more right turns brought the girls into an open area.
- Because of the ban on right turns, town centre traffic now heads to the Magic Roundabout and then goes along Fleming Way.
- Most drivers also accept a right arm straight out to signal a right turn.
- Instead they suggested the banning of right turns at the double junction.
- He only laughed and made a right turn into the parking lot of the park.
- Drive out of Cromford on the A5012 and take a right turn onto the road to Bonsall.
- It teaches safe cycling techniques, which included starting position and safe stopping, left and right turns, shoulder checking and signalling, correct position on roads, overtaking parked cars and the lifesaver look.
- I live very close to the junction, and make the right turn from Ainsworth Road at least twice every day.
- The congestion is caused by allowing right turns across the traffic flow, which build up queues and, at busy times, result in gridlock.
- Watch the road signs further on for a right turn which takes you to the Buller River traffic bridge and into Westport.
- By 9.30 am he had already stopped six cyclists for riding on pavements, ignoring red lights or taking illegal right turns.
- After the nineteenth right turn and the fourteenth or fifteenth left turn, Jonah became completely lost.
- As he made the right turn, a car overtaking a queue of traffic smashed into the right-hand side of his car.
- The car travelled via Ladies's Brae, Achonry and turned left towards Sligo before taking a right turn for Ballymote.
- He noted that the plane made a sharp right turn, turned upside down and dove into the ground, exploding on impact.
- While enforcement by traffic wardens is highly questionable, more rigid application of banned right turns, yellow box junctions and parking can only help speed traffic flows and reduce congestion.
- Have you ever tried to make a right turn onto a busy street on a red light?
- To join the Hosur Road, motorists have to take a right turn at Krupanidhi College on to the Madiwala Market Road and then join the Hosur Road.
- Instead, he took a left instead of a right turn on Adams Street, and now finds himself in front of David Reilly's house.
- Previously we could make the right turn when there was a gap in the approaching traffic.

单词	right turn
释义	Definition of right turn in English: right turn noun A turn that brings a person's front to face the way their right side did before. take a right turn into Barracks Lane Example sentencesExamples Watch the road signs further on for a right turn which takes you to the Buller River traffic bridge and into Westport. Two right turns, another left and three more right turns brought the girls into an open area. To join the Hosur Road, motorists have to take a right turn at Krupanidhi College on to the Madiwala Market Road and then join the Hosur Road. Most drivers also accept a right arm straight out to signal a right turn. He noted that the plane made a sharp right turn, turned upside down and dove into the ground, exploding on impact. Previously we could make the right turn when there was a gap in the approaching traffic. By 9.30 am he had already stopped six cyclists for riding on pavements, ignoring red lights or taking illegal right turns. Drive out of Cromford on the A5012 and take a right turn onto the road to Bonsall. The car travelled via Ladies's Brae, Achonry and turned left towards Sligo before taking a right turn for Ballymote. Instead they suggested the banning of right turns at the double junction. After the nineteenth right turn and the fourteenth or fifteenth left turn, Jonah became completely lost. Have you ever tried to make a right turn onto a busy street on a red light? It teaches safe cycling techniques, which included starting position and safe stopping, left and right turns, shoulder checking and signalling, correct position on roads, overtaking parked cars and the lifesaver look. While enforcement by traffic wardens is highly questionable, more rigid application of banned right turns, yellow box junctions and parking can only help speed traffic flows and reduce congestion. I live very close to the junction, and make the right turn from Ainsworth Road at least twice every day. The congestion is caused by allowing right turns across the traffic flow, which build up queues and, at busy times, result in gridlock. He only laughed and made a right turn into the parking lot of the park. Instead, he took a left instead of a right turn on Adams Street, and now finds himself in front of David Reilly's house. Because of the ban on right turns, town centre traffic now heads to the Magic Roundabout and then goes along Fleming Way. As he made the right turn, a car overtaking a queue of traffic smashed into the right-hand side of his car. Definition of right turn in US English: right turn noun A turn that brings a person's front to face the way their right side did before. take a right turn onto Sunset Lane Example sentencesExamples Two right turns, another left and three more right turns brought the girls into an open area. Because of the ban on right turns, town centre traffic now heads to the Magic Roundabout and then goes along Fleming Way. Most drivers also accept a right arm straight out to signal a right turn. Instead they suggested the banning of right turns at the double junction. He only laughed and made a right turn into the parking lot of the park. Drive out of Cromford on the A5012 and take a right turn onto the road to Bonsall. It teaches safe cycling techniques, which included starting position and safe stopping, left and right turns, shoulder checking and signalling, correct position on roads, overtaking parked cars and the lifesaver look. I live very close to the junction, and make the right turn from Ainsworth Road at least twice every day. The congestion is caused by allowing right turns across the traffic flow, which build up queues and, at busy times, result in gridlock. Watch the road signs further on for a right turn which takes you to the Buller River traffic bridge and into Westport. By 9.30 am he had already stopped six cyclists for riding on pavements, ignoring red lights or taking illegal right turns. After the nineteenth right turn and the fourteenth or fifteenth left turn, Jonah became completely lost. As he made the right turn, a car overtaking a queue of traffic smashed into the right-hand side of his car. The car travelled via Ladies's Brae, Achonry and turned left towards Sligo before taking a right turn for Ballymote. He noted that the plane made a sharp right turn, turned upside down and dove into the ground, exploding on impact. While enforcement by traffic wardens is highly questionable, more rigid application of banned right turns, yellow box junctions and parking can only help speed traffic flows and reduce congestion. Have you ever tried to make a right turn onto a busy street on a red light? To join the Hosur Road, motorists have to take a right turn at Krupanidhi College on to the Madiwala Market Road and then join the Hosur Road. Instead, he took a left instead of a right turn on Adams Street, and now finds himself in front of David Reilly's house. Previously we could make the right turn when there was a gap in the approaching traffic.
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