| 单词 | turn on |
| 释义 | → See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusturn on• Do you want me to turn the lights on?• Then the warriors turned upon each other, for a fight to the death.• Red with rage, Frank turned on Anna, grasping her arm in a vice-like grip.• Use timers to turn on indoor lights while you are away.• He went into the bathroom and turned on the shower.turn somebody on• It's difficult telling your partner what actually turns you on.• Men with long hair really turn me on.• My last boyfriend always found nurses' uniforms a real turn-on.turn to• Tom turned the radio on to a station that played dance music.• I turned him on to it.• The other thing that turned me on to television was immediacy.• As Amin turned out on to the main road, there were two explosions, in quick succession.• The squeeze is, in turn, passed on to the next person.• Half closing my eyes, I turned and backed on to the porch.• And maybe for the first time in our lives, we turned that fury on to the world, away from ourselves.• Mr Cargill, he really turned me on to this stuff.turn on the charm• Wayne certainly knows how to turn on the charm when he wants something out of you.ˈturn-on noun [singular] informalSEXY something that makes you feel excited, especially sexually 〔尤指在性方面〕使人感到兴奋的东西 It was a turn-on to be the centre of attention. 成为别人注意的焦点令人兴奋。 → turn onExamples from the Corpusturn-on• I found this such a turn-on that I nearly came then and there.• Who knows, it may even work as a kind of sick turn-on.• Her voice is a total turn-on.ˈturn-on nounChineseSyllable especially excited, feel you Corpus that makes something |
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