turn in — to submit or hand in something (homework, assignment, etc.)
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to submit or hand in something (homework, assignment, etc.)
Pronunciation (IPA): /tɜːrn ɪn/
Korean meaning: 제출하다, 내다
Korean pronunciation: **턴** 인
Example Sentences
- My dog ate my homework, so I had nothing to turn in except a guilty expression.
- The criminal mastermind decided to turn himself in after realizing he forgot to clear his browser history.
- Please turn in your assignment before the deadline.
turn in
VERB//tɜːrn ɪn//
to submit or hand in something (homework, assignment, etc.)
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Origin
Turn은 고대 영어 'turnian'에서, in은 게르만어족 공통어에서 유래. 물리적으로 '안으로 돌리다'에서 '제출하다'는 의미로 확장됨
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“My dog ate my homework, so I had nothing to turn in except a guilty expression.”
“The criminal mastermind decided to turn himself in after realizing he forgot to clear his browser history.”
“Please turn in your assignment before the deadline.”
“I'm exhausted, so I think I'll turn in early tonight.”
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