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Meanings of turnaround in English

Portuguese
reversão
Catalan
revés
Spanish
revés

Turning in the opposite direction.

reversão

Time need to prepare a vessel or ship for a return trip.

Act or process of unloading and loading and servicing a vessel or aircraft for a return trip.

Usage of turnaround in English
1
New tax figures point to a remarkable turnaround in Ireland's public finances.
The Irish Times
2
But the past week has seen a striking turnaround in their campaign.
The Guardian
3
The turnaround time for the fiscal framework decision is only 16 days.
The South African
4
A housing rebound is seen essential for a turnaround in the economy.
Reuters
5
However, he expects a turnaround now that crude oil prices are retreating.
Reuters
6
Ahead, the road ended in a turnaround at the park's highest point.
Running with the Demon
7
Though on 31 points and in first place, a turnaround was needed.
The Guardian
8
The deal represents a quick turnaround for VTB, which bought industry No.
Reuters
9
It also created the peaceful industrial environment essential to the economic turnaround.
The Irish Times
10
Prices were also helped by a turnaround in the U.S. stock market.
Reuters
11
However, how IFT assembly and turnaround are regulated in vivo remains elusive.
Pubmed
12
Taking advantage of global production volumes is crucial to Ford's turnaround strategy.
Reuters
13
Soon the turnaround time on an arrest was down to an hour.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
14
A turnaround at the agency is badly needed to set things aright.
Wired
15
But, for some parties, the turnaround is too much to ask for.
The South African
16
The turnaround is due to end in mid-October, a company spokesman said.
Reuters
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Portuguese
reversão
Catalan
revés
Spanish
revés
Turnaround through the time
Turnaround across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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