TURN IN Definition & Meaning

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turn in

verb

intr to go to bed for the night
tr to hand in; deliver
to turn in an essay
tr to deliver (someone accused of a crime) into police custody
to give up or conclude (something)
we turned in the game when it began to rain
tr to record (a score, etc)
turn in on oneself
to withdraw or cause to withdraw from contact with others and become preoccupied with one's own problems

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But he was prescient: The market turned in positive returns in seven of the next 10 years, and embarked on a record-breaking bull run that may not yet have run its course.

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A man was killed Sunday morning in a car accident after he turned in front of a fire engine at an intersection in Pacoima, according to authorities.

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Dillon showed his flair for comedy in the hit “There’s Something About Mary” and delivered a delicious turn in the wonderfully lurid erotic thriller, “Wild Things.”

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The next turn in the rotation will feature Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who started the Dodgers’ season opener in Japan.

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She said lecturers were "pretty good" at spotting work turned in using AI, but warned that would become more difficult as the technology evolved.

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