Turn-over - English meaning

collocation

Cause to overturn from an upright or normal position

phrasal verb

Change the position of one's body when lying down so that one is facing in the opposite direction.

Usage examples:

Tess turned over and smiled as she met his eyes

phrasal verb

(of an engine) start or continue to run properly.

Usage examples:

The engine turned over when we tried it with the starter handle

phrasal verb

(of a business) have a turnover of a specified amount.

Usage examples:

Last year the company turned over £12 million

phrasal verb

Change to another channel while watching television.

Usage examples:

I turned over to watch the debate

phrasal verb

Rob a place.

Usage examples:

What about that girl's bedroom that got turned over?

phrasal verb

To give something or someone that you control to someone else

Usage examples:

Eventually he turned over control of the company to his son., they are identifying the guilty and t…

phrasal verb

To sell and replace goods at a particular rate

Usage examples:

Last year, the store's inventory turned over three times., the company turned over $340 million las…