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

noun

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

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。
The strong showing in electronics persuaded some analysts that the group may have begun finally begun its long-awaited turnround.
电子产品业务的强劲表现使得一些分析师相信，索尼可能已最终启动了期待已久的复苏。
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。
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。
A turnround of global equity prices could deliver a far larger part of those needs.
全球股票价格的翻转可以更多地满足这些资金需求。
While talent has been unfashionable in this sector, there are signs of a slow turnround.
尽管人才在这个领域一直不受重视，但目前已显示出转变的迹象。
The turnround has been notable.
转变是显而易见的。
A recovery within a few months would be quite a turnround.
几个月内就出现复苏，将是一个相当大的扭转。
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”。
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。