turn over

US /tɜːrn ˈoʊvər/
UK /tɜːrn ˈoʊvər/
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1.

to change position so that the other side is facing toward the outside or top

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Please turn over the page and continue reading.
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The car turned over after hitting the barrier.
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flipinvertoverturntopple
2.

to give control or responsibility of something to someone else

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The company will turn over its operations to the new management.
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The police asked him to turn over the evidence.
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hand overtransfercederelinquish
3.

to start an engine by turning it over

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The engine wouldn't turn over in the cold weather.
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He tried to turn over the old lawnmower, but it just sputtered.
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startcrankfire up
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turn over a new leafturnturningturn onturn toturn inturn into