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Take a turn Meaning in English

expression

ˈteɪk/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈtɝn
TAYK-uh-TURN
tˈeɪk/ /æɪ/ /tˈɜːn
TAYK-uh-TURN

Definición

To do something after someone else in a group (like a game or activity), or to change direction, such as turning left or right while moving.

Uso & Matices

Used both for waiting your turn ('It's your turn') and for physical movement ('take a turn left'). In British English, sometimes 'have a turn' or 'take your turn' is used. Not to be confused with 'take turns' (share in sequence). In games, 'take a turn' means to perform your move.

Oraciones de Ejemplo

It's your time to take a turn in the game.

basic

Please take a turn to the right at the traffic light.

basic

We all take a turn answering questions in class.

basic

Can I take a turn driving for a while?

natural

We should each take a turn sharing our ideas.

natural

Just take a turn left after the bridge, and you'll see the cafe.

natural