The turnout rate means: v. The result is; Production; Appear; Close; Flip; Prove it is. This example is used as a verb. The film turned out to be a great success. The pronunciation of turnout is English [t _ _ na _ t]; Beauty [t__rna_t].
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Verb: beshownorbefoundtobe "Sheppard Tobright"
"save lives"
" SheturnedupHIVpositive "
provetobeintheresultorend" Itturnsoutthathewasright "
Produce irregularly, usually by machine; " Thisfactoryturnsoutsaws "
Resultorend "How high will the turnout be?"
Come on, it's usually in Usuallyinanswertaninvention or Summons. "How many people went out that night?"
Brinworth, "The apples are delicious this year."
"undetermined plant species"
putoutorexpelfromaplace" Theunrulystudentwasexcludedfromthegame "
Comeandgatherforapublicevent "Hundred Soft Houses and Sturndoutfortheanti-WarrillinNewYork"
Outfitorequip, aswithaccessories "the factory was ruthlessly taken back"
Outward; "These birds show their toes."
Ballet dancers can turn their legs 90 degrees.
causetostopoperatingbydisengingaswitch； Please turn off the street light.
"cutting engine"
"Turn off the lights"
getupandoutofbed“Igetupat7A。 m . daily "
"They get up early"
“Heuproseatnight”
Second, the dictionary explanation
1. happened (in some way); Finally, yes; the result is
If ifsomethingturnsoutaparticularway, then ithappenthatwayor hastheresordegreeofsuccessindicated.
For example, ifihadknownmylifowasgoingturoutlikehis, Iwouldhaveletthemkillme. ...
If I knew that my life would end like this, I would let them kill me.
For example, sometimes things don't happen, but we think they will. ...
Sometimes things don't go the way we think.
2. (Especially when the weather suddenly changes (sunny)
When you recommend a good weather, you can guess, especially when it is unexpected.
The weather is getting better again.
The weather suddenly turned fine again.
3. It turned out to be; The results found
If something proves to be special, it is found to be that thing.
For example, ForecastTurnedout TobequiteWrong in Cosgrave. ...
Cosgrave's prediction was all wet.
For example, itturnedoutthaitiknewthepersonwhotshot.
I know the man who was shot.
Turn off (lights, gas, etc). )
When you turn off some suchasalightorgas, you will move SwitchChorknobthatControlSitSoSatit Stops Giving GoultLighter Heat.
I'm just playing.
I will play until the porter turns off the lights.
5. production; manufacture
If an enterprise or organization proves something, it produces something.
They have been making big blades for 400 years.
They have been producing high-quality blades for 400 years.
6. Drive someone out, especially from his permanent residence.
If you let someone leave a place, especially where they once lived, you will force them to leave that place.
Of course, the robot will suggest that he be kicked out of the house. ...
Of course, no one would suggest kicking him out of the house.
They were shut up in a hotel.
They were kicked out of the hotel.
7. turn it out; pour-out
If youturnotthecontent Sofacontainer, then youtemptyitbyremovingthemorlettingthe mfallout.
For example, turnoutthedoughtonoavred surface ...
Pour the dough on a floured chopping board.
Such as turning the flowerpot upside down.
Pour the plants out of the flowerpot.
8. Attendance; Participation; Go and have a look
If peopletroutforspecialeventoractivity, they will take theygoandtakepartinitorwatchit.
For example, thousands of people have become orphans. ...
Thousands of people attended the funeral.
259 goals were scored in this game.
No wonder fans flocked to watch the game. These games produced 259 goals.
See: attendance; roll out
Third, examples
thefilturnedouttobeagracsuccess。
The film turned out to be a great success.
Itturnedoutthatthismethoddoesn doesn't work.
Therefore, this method is not very useful.
Thefactorycanturnoutahundredcarsaday。
This factory can produce 100 cars every day.
The school has turned to excellent scholars.
This school has trained many outstanding scholars.
I look forward to himtoturnoutontime.
I really hope he can show up on time.
thewholevillageturnedouttowatchthepade。
The whole village turned out to watch the parade.
Please turn off the light when you leave the room.
Please turn off the light when you leave the room.
Turbulence caused the rollover.
The rapids of the airflow turned the plane over.
Portlylittlecaptain found this way outothorofmuchtowooley's My Fault.
They flexibly rotate their bodies in the air and land on all fours, and the meat pads on their claws greatly reduce the impact when they land.
Thenewsturnedouttobefalse。
The news turned out to be false.
My concern is justified.
Facts have proved that my worries are not superfluous.
Fourth, lexical collocation.
The result of fallow is grazing ... sending people and things away together ... turning off guards, calling guards ... driving someone out of the door ... stop talking (stop bragging) ... V. Situation dialogue
Express ideas and opinions
Have you made a decision about your work?
Have you made a decision about your work?
Not yet. I'm still considering my choice.
No, I'm still considering my choice.
What are they?
What choice?
b:icanstayatmycurrentjobandhopetheygivemepromotionsoon。
I can still do my present job, but I hope they can give me a promotion soon.
Online translation of turnout
A: Or?
Or what?
B: oricantake the new job for less money and more responsibility and hope they give me reasons.
Or I choose a job with less money but great responsibility, and I hope they can give me a raise soon.
So which is more important to you, money or challenges?
So which is more important to you, money or challenges?
Synonym of turnout
B: I find that my job challenge is more likely than making money.
I prefer a challenging job to making big money. But it is also possible to have a challenging job that can earn a lot of money.
I think I know what decision you have to make.
I think I know what decision you will make.
start off
B: What?
What?
Well, I don't think you are an adventurer. That's what I'm talking about.
Well, I don't think you are an adventurous person, that's what I want to say.
Online translation of turnout
B: What do you think?
Do you think I should take a risk?
I won't tell you what to decide. You must make a decision for yourself.
I won't tell you what to decide. You should decide for yourself.
start off
Do you think we should take more risks?
Do you think I should take more risks?
I didn't say anything else If I gave you advice, but you didn't succeed, you can only blame me!
I won't say anything else. If I give you advice, but if it is not good, you will blame me!
No, I will not.
No, I will not.
start off
Yes, you will.
You will.
No, I won't blame you.
No, I promise I won't blame you.
What does the turnout mean?
A: I don't like writing!
I hope you can write these words down!
Synonyms related to turnout
Rise, expel, rise, eject, open, close, bear, cut, expel, get up, roll up, push out, rise, close, come out, push out, prove, rotate, unfold, exclude, kick out, throw out and expel.
Related antonyms of turnout
Tenanen
Adjacent words related to turnout
turnus、turn、turnuphernose、turnkeyfactory、turnsinsulation、turnourbackon、turndownalamp、turnuphernose、turnupourtoes、turnupherhair、turntablegirder、turnthebackon
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