WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2026:
| Temel Çeviriler |
| turn up vi phrasal | (arrive, be present) | gelmek f. |
| | | katılmak f. |
| | | hazır bulunmak f. |
| | I didn't expect him to turn up at my party as he wasn't invited. |
| | No telling when he'd turn up, he was never on time. |
| turn up vi phrasal | (be found) | bulunmak f. |
| | | çıkıp gelmek f. |
| | Don't worry about your glasses: they'll turn up. |
| | I often lose my keys but they usually turn up somewhere in the kitchen. |
turn [sth] up,
turn up [sth] vtr + adv | (increase output, volume) (ses, vb.) | açmak f. |
| | We turned the TV up to drown the noise of our neighbours arguing. |
| turn-up n | UK, usually plural (hem of pants: cuff) (pantolon) | kıvrık paça i. |
| | Turn-ups are too casual for the office. |
| turn-up n | UK, informal (surprise) | sürpriz i. |
| | What a turn-up it was when Dave burst in shouting "Stop the wedding!" |
WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2026:
| Temel Çeviriler |
| turned-up adj | (sleeve, etc.: rolled or folded) (kol, paça, vb.) | sıvanmış, sıvalı s. |
| | This jacket has turned-up sleeves. |