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turn over (в прямом и переносном значении: 1. The angry mob attacked the police car and turned it over. 2. The police turned over the house looking for evidence. • The burglars had turned the place over but couldn't find the jewels they were looking for. 4uzhoj); cant over; cant; invert; purl; reverse; cast down; up-end; coup (overturn, upset, vi); turn around (Aly19); turn upside down (SirReal); turn it around (pivoine); disorder; disorganize; think over; turn upside-down; overthrow; upend (leosel) |
| Gruzovik |
disorder (pf of перевёртывать); disorganize (pf of перевёртывать) |
| comp., MS |
flip (To change the orientation of a selected object horizontally, vertically, or in both directions) |
| dril. |
upset; overturn |
| fig. |
shake up; stagger; stun |
| fig., inf. |
shake; overwind; alter; change completely; make a radical change; transform |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
think over (pf of перевёртывать); alter (pf of перевёртывать); transform (pf of перевёртывать); make a radical change (pf of перевёртывать); change completely (pf of перевёртывать); stagger (pf of перевёртывать); stun (pf of перевёртывать); shake up (pf of перевёртывать) |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
reverse an article of clothing (pf of перевёртывать); turn an article of clothing (pf of перевёртывать) |
| inf. |
turn (a page); turn everything upside down (when searching for something); toss (все вверх дном) to search a room, sometimes leaving visible disorder, as for valuables or evidence of a crime. || Someone tossed his living room and bedroom. 4uzhoj) |
| IT |
flip |
| Makarov. |
up-end (вкусы, представления и т.п.); flip over; roll over; turn round |
| math. |
turn up; turn over |
| slang, amer. |
roll (автомобиль) |
| tech. |
turn (режущую кромку ковша) |
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| gen. |
be upended (bookworm); flop over (elvit); capsize; invert; think over; turn upside-down; overturn; turn round; cant; turn turtle (george serebryakov); overturn (A bus carrying 50 festival goers from the event overturned, killing the driver and two passengers and leaving many others injured.); upset; turn over; roll over |
| Gruzovik |
turn over; capsize (pf of перевёртываться); turn round (pf of перевёртываться) |
| amer. |
tip over (Val_Ships) |
| fig. |
change completely; change radically |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
change completely (pf of перевёртываться); change radically (pf of перевёртываться) |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
cope with (pf of перевёртываться); mange (pf of перевёртываться) |
| inf. |
purl; cope (with); find a way out (from a difficult economical situation); mange |
| Makarov. |
flip over; turn upside down |
| slang, amer. |
roll (об автомобиле) |
| wrest. |
overroll |
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| gen. |
inverse; converse; inverted; reverse; canted; retorted; upturned; hind-foremost |
| bot. |
resupinate; inverted (лат. inversus); turned over (лат. inversus) |
| comp. |
inversed |
| comp., MS |
Scroll, Inverted (A title animation in Windows Movie Maker) |
| furn. |
railroaded (О рисунке на ткани, когда кромка ткани идёт по верху и по низу рисунка/шаблона , который расположен вдоль отреза vbo) |
| herald. |
renverse |
| Makarov. |
conversed; preposterous; looking glass |
| math. |
turned over |
| mining. |
overturned |
| nautic. |
gimbleted |
| oil |
facedown |
| railw. |
topsy-turvy |
| slang |
tits up (Interex) |
| tech. |
reversed |
| winemak. |
upside-down (о бутылке) |
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| libr. |
turn-over (указание в корректуре); turn over (указание в корректуре) |
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| obs. |
upsot (причастие прошедшего времени от глагола upset: We got into a drifted bank
And then we got upsot  wikipedia.org Yan Mazor) |
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turn over |
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| oil |
turn over |
