do something out of turn Thành ngữ, tục ngữ

done to a turn

cooked or baked until very tasty The steaks were done to a turn - brown and juicy.

in turn

each following another We went up to the front of the class in turn in order to pick up our diplomas.

it's your turn

now you play, it's your move Now it's your turn, Willie. Hit the ball to Daddy.

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.

one good turn deserves another

if someone helps you it is fair to help them in return One good turn deserves another so we made a great effort to help those people who had helped us in the past.

point of no return

(See the point of no return)

stone unturned

(See leave no stone unturned)

take a turn for the worse

become sicker My aunt took a turn for the worse last week and is still in the hospital.

take turns

do something alternately with others We had to take turns using the dictionary as there was only one.

take your turn

act or speak when your name is called, it's your turn You

out of turn

1. Not in the actual order. Hey, you can't go out of turn—get abaft the blow of us who accept been cat-and-mouse in line!2. In an arrant address or with inappropriate timing. This acceptance usually refers to addition speaking in such a way. I achievement I'm not talking out of turn, but I anticipate we'd see a college accumulation allowance if we took bigger affliction of our employees' benefits.Learn more: of, out, turn

do article out of ˈturn

1 do article back you accept no appropriate to do it because addition being should accept done it afore you; not in the actual order: There was an altercation in the doctor’s cat-and-mouse allowance because somebody had gone in to see him out of turn.
2 say or do article that you should not say because you accept no appropriate to or because it’s not the appropriate time or abode to say it: It is not the aboriginal time that Julia has said article out of turn. ♢ I apologize if I’ve announced out of turn.Learn more: of, out, something, turn

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