Significado: a new leaf was turned over

(alguém) iniciou uma nova página, partiu para outra, deu uma guinada de 180 graus, iniciou uma nova vida

I spoke out of turn Idioma

done to a turn

cooked or baked until very tasty The steaks were done to a turn - brown and juicy.

in turn

each following another We went up to the front of the class in turn in order to pick up our diplomas.

it's your turn

now you play, it's your move Now it's your turn, Willie. Hit the ball to Daddy.

leave no stone unturned

try in every way, do everything possible The police left no stone unturned when they were looking for the little girl who was lost.

one good turn deserves another

if someone helps you it is fair to help them in return One good turn deserves another so we made a great effort to help those people who had helped us in the past.

point of no return

(See the point of no return)

stone unturned

(See leave no stone unturned)

take a turn for the worse

become sicker My aunt took a turn for the worse last week and is still in the hospital.

take turns

do something alternately with others We had to take turns using the dictionary as there was only one.

take your turn

act or speak when your name is called, it's your turn You

I batten out of turn

An acceptance that one has said article erroneous, foolish, or arrant at an inappropriate time, or that one has announced after the ascendancy to do so. Often acclimated as an apology. I assumption I batten out of about-face in the affair because I got a bedraggled attending from the administrator of the board. I batten out of about-face in class, and Mrs. Simon gave me detention.Learn more: of, out, spoke, turn

I batten out of turn.

Fig. I said the amiss thing.; I should not accept said what I did. (An apology.) Bill: You said I was the one who did it. Mary: I'm sorry. I batten out of turn. I was mistaken. Bill: I assume to accept said the amiss thing. Bob: You absolutely did. Bill: I batten out of turn, and I'm sorry.Learn more: of, out, spoke, turn

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take you in take you to court take you to task take you to the cleaners take your lumps take your pick take your pulse take your seat take your turn take your word for it taken taken aback taken for a ride taken in takeoff on takes one to know one talk a mile a minute I promise you I promise you! I really must go I rest my case I say I see I see London, I see France I see what you did there I see what you mean I should cocoa I should cocoa! I should have stayed in bed I should have stood in bed I should hope not I should hope so I should hope so/not I should think not I should think so I should think so/not I shoulda stayed in bed I shoulda stood in bed I shouldn't wonder I shudder to think I shudder/dread to think I smell you I spoke out of turn I spoke too soon I suppose (so) I suppose not I suppose so I suspect not I suspect so I swan! I take it I tell a lie I tell you I think not I think so I thought as much I thought you'd never ask I told you so I was up all night with a sick friend I wasn't born yesterday I wasn't brought up in the woods to be scared by owls I will have you know I wish I wish I'd said that I wish! I wished I had bitten my tongue off I won't give up without a fight I would