Смысл: overturned

overturn1. [ʹəʋvətɜ:n] n
<Í> 1. опрокидывание, переворачивание
2. свержение, ниспровержение; переворот
3. эк.
1) оборот
2) продажная стоимость реализованной продукции
4. перемешивание (сезонная циркуляция воды)

2. [͵əʋvəʹtɜ:n] v
<Í> 1. 1) опрокидывать, переворачивать
to overturn a vase - опрокинуть вазу
2) опрокидываться, переворачиваться
the boat overturned - лодка перевернулась
2. свергать, ниспровергать
3. уничтожать; опровергать
to overturn a theory - опровергнуть теорию

worm (has) turned Идиома

leave no stone unturned

try in every way, do everything possible The police left no stone unturned when they were looking for the little girl who was lost.

stone unturned

(See leave no stone unturned)

the tide turned

there was a change, the turning point The tide turned when the baby began to nurse. He grew stronger.

tide turned

(See the tide turned)

The worm has turned

Idiom(s): The worm (has) turned.

Theme: BEHAVIOR - CHANGE

Someone who is usually patient and humble has decided to stop being so.
• Jane used to be treated badly by her husband and she just accepted it, but one day she hit him. The worm turned all right.
• Tom used to let the other boys bully him on the playground, but one day the worm turned and he's now leader of their gang.

have turned the corner

Idiom(s): have turned the corner

Theme: SUCCESS

to have passed a critical point in a process.
• The patient has turned the corner. She should begin to show improvement now.
• The project has turned the corner. The rest should be easy.

Poacher turned gamekeeper

Someone who gets a legitimate job which is the opposite of their previous one. E.G a computer hacker who then helps to catch other hackers or an ex-bank robber who then advises banks on security.

Tables are turned

When the tables are turned, the situation has changed giving the advantage to the party who had previously been at a disadvantage.

leave no stone unturned|leave|stone|stone unturned

v. phr. To try in every way; miss no chance; do everything possible.

Usually used in the negative. The police will leave no stone unturned in their search for the bank robbers.
Compare: ALL OUT, BEND HEAVEN AND EARTH, FINE-TOOTH COMB.

unturned

unturned
see leave no stone unturned.

the bastard (has) turned

Said back a commonly quiet, submissive, or accommodating actuality or accumulation of bodies is retaliating or abnegation to put up with agitation or mistreatment. With the absolutist in ambuscade and the afflicted citizenry demography control, it seems that the bastard has turned. I acclimated to get abominable exact corruption from my aftermost boss, but the bastard angry and I told him area he could stick it. Now I'm starting up my own battling company.Learn more: turn, worm

worm (has) turned

Fig. Addition who is usually accommodating and apprehensive has absitively to stop actuality so. Jane acclimated to be advised abominably by her bedmate and she aloof accustomed it, but one day she hit him. The bastard angry all right. Tom acclimated to let the added boys annoyer him on the playground, but one day the bastard angry and he's now baton of their gang.Learn more: turn, worm

the bastard has turned

You say the bastard has turned if addition who has accustomed a lot of bad analysis from added bodies after accusatory aback decides that they are not activity to acquire the bearings any longer. Then my mother came home and started bossing us around. She said, `The bastard has turned. Things are activity to be altered about here.'Learn more: turn, worm

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