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/ˈtuɾno/
Translation
turn, shift
Word origin
From Italian turno, ultimately from Latin tornus ('a lathe'), from Greek tornos. The same root gives English turn and tour.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- tornus
- English cognates
- turn, tour
Grammar
Examples
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Now it is your turn to speak.
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I work the night shift this month.
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She booked an appointment with the doctor for Monday.
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I waited my turn in the queue at the bank.
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Today it is his turn to wash the dishes.
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My shift starts at eight in the morning.
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It is his turn to speak at the meeting.
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