turn to

英 [tɜːn tu]

美 [tɜːrn tu]

v.  向(某人)求助; 求助于

英英释义

verb

• direct one's interest or attention towards
  1. The pedophile turned to boys for satisfaction
  2. People turn to mysticism at the turn of a millennium
• speak to
  1. He addressed the crowd outside the window
  Synonym:address

双语例句

• The girls took it in turn to wipe down the tables after meals
  女孩子们饭后轮流擦桌子。
• It was my turn to recite.
  轮到我背书了。
• You know days turn to weeks, turn to months, yeah it's been a while.
  你知道天变周，变成了几个月，这是已经有一段时间。
• It's my turn to be on duty.
  该我轮值了。
• B: They turn to you because they trust you.
  他们信任你才向你求助的。
• It's your turn to go on.
  该你上了。
• Tonight it's my turn to cook
  今晚该我做饭了。
• Sometimes young lads just need to turn to a mother figure for a bit of a chat and reassurance.
  有时候年轻小伙子只是需要找一个母亲式的人物聊一聊，从中获得安慰。
• Armed with this tooling, analysts no longer turn to diagrams for knowledge in the same way.
  有了该工具，分析人员不再以同样的方式从图中了解信息。
• Her husband was unsympathetic and she felt she had no one to turn to.
  她丈夫并不懂得体恤人，她觉得无人可依靠。