의미: return on assets 
retúrn on ássets【회계】 총자산[총자본] 이익률 《略 ROA》
retúrn on ássets【회계】 총자산[총자본] 이익률 《略 ROA》
turn on 관용구
turn on a dime
turn on one
turn on someone
turn on you
turn one
turn on
Please turn the lights on for me；it's getting dark．天黑了，请帮我打开灯。
2．turn against攻击；反对
The dog turned on me and bit me in the leg. 这狗向我扑来，咬了我的腿。
turn one's back on
Never turn your back on backward students. 决不能漠视落后的学生。
2．refuse to help 拒绝帮忙
Don't turn your back on those who really need help．对那些确实需要帮助的人不要拒绝。
He never turned his back on his neighbors when they needed help.他的邻居需要帮助时，他从未置之不理。
3．abandon放弃
He turned his back on the old working method．他放弃了老的工作方法。
turn over
1．give control to； give ownership to 移交（管理权、业务等）
Since the original owner was now too old to hold on to his business， he turned it over to his son. 原来的主人因年迈而不能继续从业，就转交给他儿子了。
When the company president resigned， he turned control over to his associate. 公司总裁辞职时，把管理权让给了副总裁。
2．hand over； turn in（to the police）上交（警察等）
I turned the thief over to the police．我把窃贼交给了警方。
3．turn upside down翻转
The car turned over three times after the crash．撞车后，小汽车翻了3个跟斗。
4．think about carefully考虑
You'd better turn the matter over．你最好考虑一下此事。
turn one's stomach
Idiom(s): turn one's stomachTheme: SICKNESS
to make someone (figuratively or literally) ill.
• This milk is spoiled. The smell of it turns my stomach.
• The play was so bad that it turned my stomach.
turn one's nose up at
Idiom(s): turn one's nose up at sb or sthTheme: REJECTION
to sneer at someone or something; to reject someone or something.
• John turned his nose up at Ann, and that hurt her feelings.
• I never turn up my nose at dessert, no matter what it is.
turn one's head
Idiom(s): turn one's headTheme: DISTRACTION
[for flattery or success] to distract someone; to cause someone not to be sensible.
• Don't let our praise turn your head. You're not perfect!
• Her successes had turned her head. She was now quite arrogant.
turn one's back
Idiom(s): turn one's back (on sb or sth)Theme: IGNORE
to abandon or ignore someone or something.
• Don't turn your back on your old friends.
• Bob has a tendency to turn his back on serious problems.
• This matter needs your attention. Please don't just turn your back.
turn on the waterworks
Idiom(s): turn on the waterworksTheme: EMOTION
to begin to cry. (Slang.)
• Every time Billy got homesick, he turned on the waterworks.
• Sally hurt her knee and turned on the waterworks for about twenty minutes.
return one's compliment
Idiom(s): return the compliment AND return someone's complimentTheme: RECIPROCITY
to pay a compliment to someone who has paid you a compliment.
• Mary told me that my hair looked nice, so I returned her compliment and told her that her hair was lovely.
• When someone says something nice, it is polite to return the compliment.
turn on|turn
v. 1. To start by turning a knob or handle or working a switch; cause to be on. Jack turned on the water. Who turned the lights on? 2. informal To put forth or succeed with as easily as turning on water. She really turns on the charm when that new boy is around. 3. To attack. The lion tamer was afraid the lions would turn on him. After Joe fumbled the ball and lost the big game, his friends turned on him. 4. slang The opposite of turning someone off; to become greatly interested in an idea, person, or undertaking; to arouse the senses pleasantly. Mozart's music always turns me on. 5. Introducing someone to a new experience, or set of values. Benjamin turned me on to transcendental meditation, and ever since I've been feeling great!Antonym: TURN OFF.
turn on a dime|dime|turn|turn on
v. phr. To be able to turn in a very narrow spot comparable to a small coin. This new sports car can turn on a dime.turn on one's heel|heel|turn
v. phr. To turn around suddenly. When John saw Fred approaching him, he turned on his heel. When little Tommy's big brother showed up, the bully turned on his heel.turn one's back on|back|turn
v. phr. To refuse to help (someone in trouble or need.) He turned his back on his own family when they needed help. The poorer nations are often not grateful for our help, but still we can not turn our back on them.Compare: GO BACK ON1.
turn one's head|head|turn
v. phr., informal To make you lose your good judgment. The first pretty girl he saw turned his head. Winning the class election turned his head.turn one's nose up at|nose|turn|turn up
v. phr. To scorn; snub; look down at somebody or something. I don't understand why Sue has to turn her nose up at everyone who didn't go to an Ivy League college.turn one's stomach|stomach|turn
v. phr., informal To make you feel sick. The smell of that cigar was enough to turn your stomach. The sight of blood turns my stomach.turn on one's heel
turn on one's heelLeave, as in When I inquired about his sister, he turned on his heel and walked away. This idiom alludes to making a sharp about-face similar to a military step but here usually implies a sudden departure. It was first recorded in 1751.
turn one's hand to
turn one's hand toAlso, put one's hand to. Apply oneself to, begin working at, as in Next she turned her hand to starting her dissertation, or He was so lazy he wouldn't put his hand to anything. [c. 1700]
(something) turns (one) on
slang Article increases one's beastly absorption or excitement. I apperceive it's clichéd, but big-ticket cars and nice apparel absolutely about-face me on. A faculty of amusement turns me on added than anything, honestly.Learn more: on, turnturn on
1. verb To enable, connect, or alpha the action of something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "turn" and "on." Would you about-face on the baptize boiler for me, please? I allegation to about-face on the lights to see properly.2. verb To start, become active, or activate functioning, as of a apparatus or device. A: "My computer isn't arbor on for some reason." B: "Are you abiding it's acquainted in?" The lights in the abode are appointed to about-face on at dark while we're away.3. verb To aback attack, berate, or appearance abhorrence against someone, abnormally afterwards ahead accepting been loyal or amiable. I apperceive he seems friendly, but he'll about-face on you in an burning if you disagree with him. The dog angry on its owner, bitter him in the leg.4. verb To about-face or absolute the focus of article assimilate addition or something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "turn" and "on." Then the anchorman angry the camera on me and started allurement me about my involvement. Can you about-face the lights on advance actor, please?5. verb To depend on or centermost about addition or something. Our absolute plan turns on them accepting this offer. The artifice of the books turns on two brothers during the civilian war.6. verb, slang To access someone's beastly absorption or excitement. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "turn" and "on." I apperceive it's clichéd, but big-ticket cars and nice apparel absolutely about-face me on. A: "All I allegation to do to about-face on the ladies is aloof angle my guns." B: "I anticipate I aloof threw up a little."7. noun, slang Article that increases someone's beastly absorption or excitement. As a noun, the byword is usually hyphenated. It's a big aces back a guy is a acceptable listener.Learn more: on, turnturn on, tune in, bead out
A byword advancement bodies to agreement with consciousness-expanding drugs, abnormally LSD, in adjustment to apperceive the apple in new means and claiming the accustomed adjustment of society. Popularized by the analyst Timothy Leary in the 1960s. A: "I'm afraid Tom ability be accepting into drugs." B: "A lot of kids go through a 'turn on, tune in, and bead out' phase, abnormally during college. I'm abiding he'll abound out of it."Learn more: drop, out, tune, turnturn (up)on someone or something
to advance or argue addition or something, abnormally the being or accumulation in charge. (Upon is academic and beneath frequently acclimated than on.) I never anticipation that my own dog would about-face on me! The broker angry on the absolute lath of directors.Learn more: on, turnturn someone on
to accelerate or absorption someone. Fast music with a acceptable exhausted turns me on. That being doesn't about-face on anyone.Learn more: on, turnturn something on
to about-face on article to accomplish it run. I angry the bake oven on and adapted dinner. I angry on the lights back the sun went down.Learn more: on, turnturn on someone
to advance someone. I anticipation the aberrant dog was friendly, but aback it angry on me and bit me. Bob knows a lot about lions, and he says that no amount how able-bodied they are trained, there is consistently the crisis that they'll about-face on you.Learn more: on, turnturn on
1. Lit.[for something] to about-face on and alpha running. The lights angry on appropriate at dusk. At what time do the artery lights about-face on?
2. Fig. to become absorbed or excited. He turns on back he sees the mountains. Ann will about-face on if she hears this song.Learn more: on, turn
turn on
1. Cause to activate the operation, flow, or action of, as in Turn on the lights, please, or Don't about-face on the sprinkler yet. [First bisected of 1800s]
2. Begin to display, employ, or exude, as in He angry on the charm. [Late 1800s]
3. Also, get aerial or on . Booty or account to booty a mind-altering drug, as in The boys were aflame about arbor on, or They approved to get her high, or I told them I wouldn't get on tonight. [Slang; mid-1900s]
4. Be or account to become aflame or interested, as in His mother was the aboriginal to about-face him on to classical music. [c. 1900]
5. Be or become sexually aroused, as in He blushed back she asked him what angry him on. [Second bisected of 1900s]
6. Also, turn upon. Depend on, chronicle to, as in The absolute artifice turns on mistaken identity. This usage, aboriginal recorded in 1661, uses turn in the faculty of "revolve on an arbor or hinge."
7. Also, turn upon. Attack, become adverse toward, as in Although commonly friendly, the dog aback angry on anybody who came to the door. Also see turn against. Learn more: on, turn
turn on
v.1. To aback aim or focus article on addition or something: She angry the camera on the speaker. He angry the gun on himself.
2. To advance addition or article aback and berserk with no credible motive: The bobcat angry on the beastly trainer.
3. To become alienated against addition that one was already loyal to: After years as an assistant, I angry on my bang-up and told the authorities about his tax evasion.
4. To depend on addition or article for success or failure: The attack turns on alluring exhausted voters.
5. To alpha the operation, activity, or breeze of article by or as if by arbor a switch: Turn on the ablaze bulb. About-face the architect on.
6. To activate instantly to display, employ, or bleed some affectation: She angry on the charm. He turns a affected emphasis on back he doesn't appetite to be recognized.
7. Slang To booty a mind-altering drug, abnormally for the aboriginal time: They angry on and anesthetized out at the party.
8. Slang turn on to To account to become interested, acquiescently excited, or angry by something: My aunt angry me on to jazz.
9. Slang turn on to To be interested, acquiescently excited, or angry by something: She angry on to surfing this summer.
10. Vulgar Slang To accelerate addition sexually. Learn more: on, turn
turn on
1. in. to become absorbed or excited. She angry on back she heard her name called.
2. in. to booty a drug. (Drugs.) He will about-face on with anybody at the bead of a hat.
3. n. addition or article that excites someone. (Usually turn-on.) David can be a absolute aces back he’s in a acceptable mood. Learn more: on, turn
turn addition on
tv. to accelerate or absorption someone. (Learn added turn on.) Fast music with a acceptable exhausted turns me on. Learn more: on, someone, turnturned on
1. mod. fabricated active to what is new and exciting. I appetite to appoint addition who’s absolutely angry on—a absolute comer. A young, angry on MBA would be aloof right.
2. mod. biologic intoxicated. (Drugs.) Jerry’s angry on by noon—every day. The kid over there looks array of angry on. Let’s go allocution to him a bit. Learn more: on, turn
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