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Significats de about-turn en anglès

Act of pivoting 180 degrees, especially in a military formation.

Ús de about-turn en anglès
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At least one of them, Mr Keenan, has made his about-turn public.
News.com.au
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He needed to be involved in any about-turn of the final's fortunes.
The Guardian
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The vote completed a spectacular about-turn on nuclear energy by Merkel's centre-right coalition.
The Guardian
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Then Paul Murphy was elected; electoral advantage called for an about-turn.
The Irish Times
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Of course, stocks then plunged, prompting a sharp about-turn in the latest survey.
The Irish Times
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A drastic about-turn in crude prices also weighed on heavyweight oil stocks SXEP.
Reuters
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Mark Stockdale of the AA talks about the about-turn on vehicle safety ratings.
Radio NZ
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This could give way to a minor about-turn on your part.
The South African
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This would be a normal about-turn and all would be well.
Keeper: one house, three generations, and a journey into alzheim...
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An episode would start in one direction, only to violently about-turn seven minutes in.
The Guardian
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Any sign of an about-turn from either will concern investors.
Reuters
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December 17 - Chairman B. Ramalinga Raju says the about-turn reflected negative investor reaction.
Reuters
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Yet this apparent about-turn is not out of character with his career to date.
The Irish Times
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Ordinarily an immediate about-turn of mood on my part has an almost magical effect.
Keeper: one house, three generations, and a journey into alzheim...
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But the about-turn on public borrowing was almost as spectacular.
The Guardian
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On Tuesday, evacuees reacted with anger at the government's about-turn.
The Guardian
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About-turn a través del temps