crook(реки, дороги); turning(улицы, дороги; a point where one can change direction, e.g. where one road joins another); wheeling; winding; cast; slew; slue; sweep(дороги); swing(a change in public opinion etc. • a swing away from the government); switch(темы разговора и т. п.; an act of turning or changing • After several switches of direction they found themselves on the right road); wind; full-screw(при прыжке в воду); screw-dive; volte(конный спорт); circumvolution; quirk; turn-out; wimple; zig(вперёд, в зигзаге); elbow(дороги, реки); volt(конный спорт); full screw; screw dive; convolution(bigmaxus); turn(in a road; an act of turning; a point where one can change direction, e.g. where one road joins another • He gave the handle a turn; Take the third turn(ing) on/to the left); turn-off; corner(дороги, особ. с ограниченной видимостью • The biggest problem is the local busses which sort of swoop around the corners on whatever side of the road seems to suit them.4uzhoj); turnoff(обычно с шоссе на второстепенную дорогу • From Hot Springs, go west on Highway 270 to the Crystal Springs turnoff on the right. • At mile marker 101 heading north, there's a turnoff to a warehouse. • In Yunnan, there's a turnoff to the north for Jiulong Waterfalls. • The sign at the C.I.A. turnoff reads "Bureau of Public Roads."4uzhoj); twist(a change in direction (of a story etc.) • The story had a strange twist at the end); doubling; change of front(направо, налево); horn; obversion(в сторону, вниз); the ring of a manege(лошади); trope(сюжета, истории Vadim Rouminsky); breaststroke turn; butterfly turn; change of course(Liv Bliss)
turn; turn of events(Полное изменение в развитии чего-л., перелом. "П. судьбы." (Толковый словарь Ожегова) • Laurencia Bourget sparked headlines earlier this week when it was revealed that, while helping a family with a decades-old missing person cold case, she zeroed in on an abandoned bowling alley where a skeleton was subsequently found. The unfathomable turn of events understandably raised eyebrows as it would appear to be undeniable evidence for the reality of psychic phenomena. (coasttocoastam.com)ART Vancouver)
rotate(A gesture represented by placing at least two fingers on an object and rotating your fingers in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction); rotation(A multi-touch gesture that consists of two fingers moving around a center point or one finger moving around a finger that is not moving)
