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- try on To put on clothing or accessories to see if they fit or look good.
- try out To try out means to test something to see how well it works or if you like it.
- turn around To turn around means to rotate or change direction so you face the opposite way.
- turn away To turn away means to refuse to let someone enter or receive help, or to move your face or attention away from somethin…
- turn back To turn back means to return in the direction you came from, usually because you cannot or should not continue.
- turn down To turn down something is to refuse it or reduce its level.
- turn in “Turn in” most commonly means to go to bed or stop being active for the night.
- turn into To turn into means to change and become something different.
- turn off To turn off means to stop a device, light, or machine from operating.
- turn out To turn out means to happen or end in a particular way.
- turn over To turn over means to flip something so the other side faces up.
- turn round To turn round means to rotate your body or something so it faces the opposite direction.
- turn up To turn up means to appear or be found unexpectedly, or to increase the level of something like sound or heat.
- use up To use up something means to use all of it so none is left.
- wait on To wait on someone is to serve them or attend to their needs.
- wait up To wait up means to stay awake and not go to bed until someone arrives or something happens.
- wake up To stop sleeping and become awake.
- walk out To walk out means to leave a place suddenly, often because you are angry or disagree with something.
- warm up To warm up means to do light activity to prepare your body or mind for something more demanding.
- watch out “Watch out” is used to warn someone to be careful because danger or trouble is near.