turn in

提出する、返却する

課題や書類、物などを、受け取るべき人や機関に渡す。

やさしい英語で： To give work, documents, or an item to the person or organization that should receive it.

• Please turn in your homework.
• She turned in her report before the deadline.
• Have you turned your keys in to reception?

使い方： turn something in to someone/something (Turn your form in to the office by Friday.)

類義語： hand in, submit

よく使う表現： turn in homework, turn in something, turn in a report

通報する、引き渡す

人を警察に通報したり引き渡したりする、または自首する。

やさしい英語で： To report or hand someone to the police, or give yourself up to them.

• She turned him in to the police.
• The driver turned himself in the next morning.
• Would you turn in a friend who had committed a serious crime?

使い方： turn someone in to someone (His neighbor turned him in to the police.); turn oneself in (She turned herself in after seeing the news.)

類義語： report, hand over, give up

よく使う表現： turn in someone, turn in a suspect

寝る、床につく

眠るために寝床に入る。

やさしい英語で： To go to bed to sleep.

• I’m tired; I’ll turn in.
• We turned in early because we had a long journey ahead.
• What time did you turn in last night?

類義語： go to bed, retire

反対語： get up

よく使う表現： turn in early, turn in late, turn in for tonight

体をひねってゴールを決める

サッカーで、体をひねってボールをゴールに入れる。

やさしい英語で： In football, to turn your body and send the ball into the goal.

• He turned in the cross.
• The striker turned the ball in from close range.
• She turned in a pass to give her team the lead.

使い方： turn in something (The striker turned in a low cross from the right.)

類義語： score, convert

よく使う表現： turn in a cross, turn in the ball

糸端を織り込む

余った糸の端を織物の中に折り込み、隠してほつれを防ぐ。

やさしい英語で： To fold loose thread ends back into woven cloth so they stay hidden and do not come loose.

• Turn in the loose threads.
• She turned in each end as she wove.
• Have you turned in the threads along this edge?

使い方： turn something in (Turn the loose ends in before finishing the cloth.)

類義語： tuck in

よく使う表現： turn in ends, turn in threads