English · Common Verbs
/tɜːrnz/
[/tɜːrnz/]
third-person singular of turn
Third-person singular present of 'turn': used when he, she, or it changes direction or rotates.
The road turns sharply to the left just after the old bridge over the stream.
The road turns sharply to the left just after the old bridge over the stream.
From Old English 'turnian', from Latin 'tornare' (to turn on a lathe).
Used with singular subjects in the present tense for turning or changing direction.