turnround

英 [ˈtɜːnraʊnd]

美 [ˈtɜːrnraʊnd]

n.  同 turnaround; 周转期，时限;好转; 起色; 转机

复数：turnrounds　

BNC.35898

柯林斯词典

• 同 turnaround
  Aturnroundis the same as aturnaround.

英英释义

noun

• act or process of unloading and loading and servicing a vessel or aircraft for a return trip
  Synonym:turnaround

双语例句

• The scale and speed of this turnround offers a stiff warning of the perils of seeking to peer beyond the present.
  这一转变的规模和速度，对好高骛远的危险性提出了严厉警告。
• That turnround would have been impossible almost anywhere else.
  在其他任何地方，这种临时的更改都是不可能的。
• But Markit described as "remarkable" the turnround in the UK manufacturing index.
  但是，markit对英国制造业指数逆转的形容是“非凡的”。
• The five-fold increase in the offer for Bear represents a remarkable turnround for JPMorgan executives.
  对于摩根大通高管而言，将收购价格提高四倍代表着一个大转弯。
• The crisis has also marked a turnround in private leverage in high-income countries.
  这场危机也标志着高收入国家私人部门的举债行为发生了转变。
• Turnround time for the information is some four days and the average cost$ 12.
  信息周转周期是四天左右，平均费用是12英镑。
• We have seen the turnround, he says.
  他表示：我们已看到转变。
• That means investing in growth or turnround stories, just like in the good old days.
  这意味着要像过去的美好时代一样，投资于增长或扭亏为盈的企业。
• Ex: Failure of past Japanese electronics turnround plans means investors ought to be sceptical.
  例句：鉴于日本电器企业过去的扭亏计划均以失败告终，投资者理应抱着怀疑的态度。
• But this seems likely to fall short of bringing about a turnround.
  不过这项计划看起来不足以扭转局势。