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Meanings of turn on in English
Synonyms
Examples for "charge"
Examples for "charge"
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The largest question in democratic politics in Europe is: who's in charge?
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A similar fast-charge network for Europe will be announced later this year.
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In both cases, the media led the charge: and quite right too.
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The report said the children were being given necessities free of charge.
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I will solve this Unresolvable Problem right now -free of charge.
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I would rouse the plantation; in an hour you would be found.
2
I am sorry to rouse you from sleep, but will you come?'
3
English scenery, animating air; a rouse to the blood and the mind.
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We need to rouse it slowly and bring it under your control.
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We need to talk, but I can't will myself to rouse him.
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No doubt to sensationalize and excite people in New Amsterdam, Ixtli said.
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Traditional South African Pumpkin Fritters will excite all the family at home.
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Instead this energy is used to excite electrons to higher energy levels.
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The procrastinations of the former would excite the resentments of the latter.
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So what emerging technologies and trends will excite biomedical researchers this year?
1
The first notes of the organ were seen to agitate the bearskin.
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I believe in it, but I mustn't let this man agitate me.
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When did a community agitate for a residential unit for psychiatric patients?
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Such emotions can spur survivors to agitate for rebuilding neighborhoods, he said.
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U.S. politicians have also began to agitate over some of these deals.
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Then on the heels of it came a charge up the slope.
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And he hasn't got the power to charge up the Stonehenge gate.
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Political parties charge up to each other the adverse decrees of Providence.
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The French cavalry, unable to charge up the heights, had fallen back.
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That, in turn, could charge up more than a few dark horses.
Catalan
col·locar-se Spanish
colocarse Usage of turn on in English
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Police complaints: Dyfed-Powys PCC promises more public scrutiny Please turn on JavaScript.
2
Arnold is going to the maintenance shed to turn on main power.
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Welsh Labour plan legislation on schools and piercings Please turn on JavaScript.
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Be sure to turn on the Xen block device frontend support, under:
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Something has gone wrong We can't turn on notifications at the moment.
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In the end, observers said the runoff may turn on the issues.
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Some French politicians have begun to publicly turn on the polling culture.
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Miliband pledges to 'look at' Welsh funding concerns Please turn on JavaScript.
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Krkic's dip in form has seen the fans turn on him too.
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Davos 2011: Geithner resists pressure for drastic cuts Please turn on JavaScript.
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When the stove is clean enough I shall turn on the gas.
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But it is dangerous, mainly because the drivers turn on each other.
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Servants were tempted to turn on their employers, children on their parents.
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And few cases ever turn on the trust-busting musings of the citizenry.
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By Jonathan Amos Science reporter, BBC News, Kourou Please turn on JavaScript.
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Hemel Hempstead sinkhole causes houses to be evacuated Please turn on JavaScript.
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