turn to — to go to someone or something for help, advice, or support
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to go to someone or something for help, advice, or support
Pronunciation (IPA): /tɜːrn tuː/
Example Sentences
- When my Wi-Fi is down, I turn to my neighbor's password that I 'accidentally' memorized
- Students often turn to energy drinks during exam season
- Let's turn to the financial report to see how much money we didn't make
turn to
VERB[/tɜːrn tuː/]
to go to someone or something for help, advice, or support

a confused student approaches a friendly librarian with an open textbook in hand, pointing at a difficult problem. The student's face shows worry and frustration as they gesture toward the confusing material. The librarian immediately stops organizing books and leans forward with a warm, encouraging smile. She points to the textbook and begins explaining while the student's expression changes from worry to relief. Other students in the background notice the helpful interaction taking place. someone going to another person for help, advice, and support

When you learn to struggle, papers burn too - time to turn to help!
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“When my Wi-Fi is down, I turn to my neighbor's password that I 'accidentally' memorized”
“Students often turn to energy drinks during exam season”
“Let's turn to the financial report to see how much money we didn't make”
“Many people turn to meditation to reduce stress”
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