to make (something) move round an axis or face the opposite direction
to make (something) change course, position, or direction
to go past round (a point, esp a corner)
to reach or go beyond (something, esp an age or time)
It's just turned midnight
to perform (an acrobatic manoeuvre) by rotating
to make or form (something) using a lathe
(often + into/to) to make (something, somebody, or oneself) into a different form, type, shape, etc
(often + to/towards) to direct (the mind, attention, thoughts, etc) to a specified topic, etc
to cause something or somebody to change form, position, or condition esp:
to cause (milk, etc) to become sour
to cause (leaves) to change colour
to give (words, etc) an elegant form
to cause (the stomach) to be affected with nausea or revulsion
to bring (soil) from a lower position to the surface
in cricket, to give (a bowled ball) spin
to sprain (an ankle)
to make (a specified profit)
to move round on an axis or so as to face an opposite direction
to move into or take a different position, condition, etc
The weather has turned cold
said of leaves: to change colour
said of milk, etc: to become sour
(+ to) to consult or seek support from (somebody or something)
I always turn to you for advice
to become giddy or dizzy; to reel
said of a person's stomach: to feel nauseated
to become hostile towards (somebody or something)
to change colour; esp to grow pale or red
to release (somebody or something) from constraint or captivity