tourner

Meaning

1. to turn (left, right etc.)
2. to stir (e.g. ingredients)
3. to tour, to go on tour
4. to film, to shoot a film
5. to run, to execute (a program, an application etc.)
6. to lathe
7. to go bad (food)

Concepts

turn

rotate

revolve

turn round

go

turn around

spin

veer

twist

go round

turn over

gyrate

bend

roll

wind

turn on

guide

pivot

change

switch on

whirl

shoot

circle

go around

get

stir

spun

film

wrench

wring

move

twirl

round off

turn one’s back

flip

tour

go off

rotation

become

spin round

flip through

leaf through

be folded

break

give in

circumvent

evade

return

round

swivel

twiddle

wheel

crank

ply

switch

stir up

look back at

turn off

address

transform

corner

rick

sprain

wrick

change by reversal

reverse

plough

plow

move around

curve

cut

sheer

slew

slue

swerve

trend

spell

lathe

play

spoil

circumvolution

rotations

turning

circumgyration

gyration

revolution

alter

come round

keel over

make over

capsize

disaffirm

flip over

overturn

meander

stravaig

stravaige

trundle

shift

aim at

take

dump

tip over

Pronounced as (IPA)

/tuʁ.ne/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French tourner, from Old French torner, from Latin tornāre (“turn”).