TO TURN IN

Definition: TO TURN IN

TO TURN IN

1. (a) To fold or double under; as, to turn in the edge of cloth. (b) To direct inwards; as, to turn the toes in when walking. (c) To contribute; to deliver up; as, he turned in a large amount. [Colloq.]

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 

Crosswords: TO TURN IN

We'd love to join you and Scooby in the Mystery Machine for another zany adventure, but we have to turn in our permission slips before homeroom (Smallville; writing credit: Richard Pinto; Sharat Sardana)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Engraved plan ship's propellers, published in the book: "The Stevens Ironclad Battery", in 1874. This pair of cast-iron screws were built to turn in opposite directions. The original volume is held by the Navy Department Library. Credit: NAVY.

That's the house : a sightly place, but I like to turn in a mite higher above salt water when I'm ashore. Credit: Library of Congress.

U.S.S. Massachusetts, ready to turn in. Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Business

The plan allows consumers to turn in any vehicle over ten years for dismantling and obtain a discount of $4,840 towards the purchase a new car, or $7,260 if they purchase a new commercial vehicle (van, pick-up, or truck). (references)

After over fifteen months of decline, the number of new cars registered in Argentina in March 2000 rose by 16.9 percent vis-à-vis March 1999. Of this total, 58.5 percent were purchased under the now discontinued government Exchange Plan that allowed owners to turn in any vehicle over ten years for dismantling and obtaining a discount of $4,840 towards the purchase of a new car. During 1999, Brazilian auto part exports to Argentina declined by 32 percent, due primarily to a drop of demand in Argentina. (references)

Furthermore, Phoenix plans to abandon BMW's premium pricing strategy for Rover cars, and hopes to continue output at the plant at around 200,000 cars a year. But just how Phoenix plans to continue large-scale production at the Longbridge plant as well as manage to turn in a profit so soon remains to be seen. Longbridge is well-aged, and productivity is low compared to other plants, and the Rover 25 and 45 will need to be replaced in a few years, which will require investments of up to $1.5 billion per model. (references)

Human Rights

Burundi

Members of the Guardians of the Peace are required to turn in their weapons and ammunition at the end of their shifts and to account for any missing ammunition; it was unknown if this occurred in practice. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expression using "TO TURN IN": To turn in the mind. Additional references.

German

einreichen (apply for, file, get in, give in, hand in, Lodge, pass in, present, put in, request, submit, tender). (various references)

Hungarian

lefekszik aludni (hit the hay, to hit the hay, to kip, to kip down), betér (to turn into), beszolgáltat (to surrender), behajt (encash, levy, to call in, to double down, to exact, to fold back, to get in, to levy, tuck in, turn in), behajlik (to deflect, to fold), begörbít (hook, to crook, to deflect, to hook), befordul (take a turn, to get around, to get round, to roll over). (various references)

Pig Latin

otay urntay inay

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: notturni.

-2 letters: intort, intron, inturn, triton, turnon, untorn.

-3 letters: intro, inurn, niton, nitro, rutin, trout, tutor, union.

-4 letters: inro, into, iron, noir, nori, noun, riot, roti, rout, ruin, runt, tint, tiro, toit, tori, torn, tort, tour, tout, trio, trot, turn, unit, unto.

-5 letters: inn, ion, nit, nor, not, nun, nut, ort, our, out, rin, rot, run.

+1 letter: nutrition.

+2 letters: nutritions, truncation.

+3 letters: antineutron, continuator, instruction, intercounty, nutritional, rebuttoning, truncations, unimportant.

+4 letters: antineutrino, antineutrons, constructing, construction, continuators, contributing, contribution, counterpoint, counterstain, denaturation, encrustation, incrustation, instauration, instructions, intercountry, interruption, introduction, malnutrition, menstruation, nonnutritive, nutritionist, outsprinting, renaturation, sternutation, transduction, transudation, unconstraint.

+5 letters: antineutrinos, argumentation, connaturality, constructions, contrapuntist, contributions, counteracting, counteraction, counterpoints, counterstains, denaturations, encrustations, frequentation, incrustations, ingurgitation, instaurations, instructional, intermountain, interruptions, introductions, macronutrient, malnutritions, menstruations, micronutrient, nonnutritious, nutritionally, nutritionists, outintriguing, overnutrition, renaturations, repunctuation, routinization, sternutations, strangulation, transductions, transmountain, transmutation, transudations, triangulation, unconstraints, unconstricted, unpretentious, untraditional.

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