turn in

turn in
1. transitive verb
1) (fold inwards) nach innen drehen
2) (hand in) abgeben
3) (surrender) [der Polizei] übergeben
4) (register) hinlegen (ugs.) [Auftritt, Leistung]
5) (coll.): (give up) aufstecken (ugs.) [Arbeit]; hinschmeißen (salopp) [Arbeit, Dienstabzeichen]
2. intransitive verb
1) (incline inwards) nach innen gebogen sein; (narrow) sich verjüngen
2) (enter) einbiegen
3) (coll.): (go to bed) in die Falle gehen (salopp)
* * *
(to hand over (a person or thing) to people in authority: They turned the escaped prisoner in to the police.) übergeben
* * *
turn in
I. vt
1. (give to police etc.)
to \turn in in ⇆ sth etw abgeben [o abliefern
2. (submit)
to \turn in in ⇆ sth assignment, essay etw einreichen
to \turn in in one's resignation seinen Rücktritt einreichen
to \turn in in good results gute Ergebnisse abliefern
3. (fam: to the police)
to \turn in in ⇆ sb jdn verpfeifen fam
to \turn in oneself in to the police sich akk der Polizei stellen
4. (inwards)
to \turn in in ⇆ sth etw nach innen drehen
5. (quit)
to \turn in in one's job seinen Job hinschmeißen fam
6.
\turn in it in! (fam) jetzt mach aber mal einen Punkt! fam
II. vi
1. (fam: go to bed) sich akk in die Falle [o SCHWEIZ ins Nest] hauen fam
2. (drive in) car einbiegen
3. (inwards) nach innen gebogen sein
his toes \turn in in when he walks er läuft über den großen Onkel BRD fam
4. (become introspective)
to \turn in in on oneself sich akk in sich akk selbst zurückziehen
* * *
turn in
A v/t
1. besonders US einreichen, -senden
2. seine Uniform etc ab-, zurückgeben
3. jemanden anzeigen oder der Polizei übergeben:
turn o.s. in sich stellen
4. die Füße etc einwärts oder nach innen drehen oder biegen oder stellen
5. umg etwas auf die Beine stellen, zustande bringen
6. umg sein lassen, aufgeben
B v/i
1. umg sich hinhauen (ins Bett gehen)
2. einwärtsgebogen sein
3. turn in on o.s. sich in sich selbst zurückziehen
* * *
1. transitive verb
1) (fold inwards) nach innen drehen
2) (hand in) abgeben
3) (surrender) [der Polizei] übergeben
4) (register) hinlegen (ugs.) [Auftritt, Leistung]
5) (coll.): (give up) aufstecken (ugs.) [Arbeit]; hinschmeißen (salopp) [Arbeit, Dienstabzeichen]
2. intransitive verb
1) (incline inwards) nach innen gebogen sein; (narrow) sich verjüngen
2) (enter) einbiegen
3) (coll.): (go to bed) in die Falle gehen (salopp)
* * *
v.
einreichen v.

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