Definition of turner in English:

turner

noun ˈtəːnəˈtərnər

1A person who is skilled in turning wood on a lathe.
车工，旋工
Example sentencesExamples
- The apprentice turners and fitters, although moved around, were kept pretty well to their trade.
- Alf left a job in Adelaide as a turner.
- One brother works as a tailor and another is a turner.
- To make the feet, the turner placed an offset chuck on the lathe and turned this part of the leg along a second axis.
2An implement that can be used to turn or flip something over.
旋转器，翻动器
a pancake turner
烙饼铲。

Origin

Middle English: from Old French torneor, from late Latin tornator, from the verb tornare (see turn).

Rhymes

Annapurna, burner, discerner, earner, learner, Myrna, Smyrna, spurner, taverna, Verner, Werner, yearner

Definition of turner in US English:

turner

nounˈtərnərˈtərnər

1A person who is skilled in turning wood on a lathe.
车工，旋工
Example sentencesExamples
- The apprentice turners and fitters, although moved around, were kept pretty well to their trade.
- Alf left a job in Adelaide as a turner.
- To make the feet, the turner placed an offset chuck on the lathe and turned this part of the leg along a second axis.
- One brother works as a tailor and another is a turner.
2An implement that can be used to turn or flip something over.
旋转器，翻动器
a pancake turner
烙饼铲。

Origin

Middle English: from Old French torneor, from late Latin tornator, from the verb tornare (see turn).

单词	turner
释义	Definition of turner in English: turner noun ˈtəːnəˈtərnər 1A person who is skilled in turning wood on a lathe. 车工，旋工 Example sentencesExamples The apprentice turners and fitters, although moved around, were kept pretty well to their trade. Alf left a job in Adelaide as a turner. One brother works as a tailor and another is a turner. To make the feet, the turner placed an offset chuck on the lathe and turned this part of the leg along a second axis. 2An implement that can be used to turn or flip something over. 旋转器，翻动器 a pancake turner 烙饼铲。 Origin Middle English: from Old French torneor, from late Latin tornator, from the verb tornare (see turn). Rhymes Annapurna, burner, discerner, earner, learner, Myrna, Smyrna, spurner, taverna, Verner, Werner, yearner Definition of turner in US English: turner nounˈtərnərˈtərnər 1A person who is skilled in turning wood on a lathe. 车工，旋工 Example sentencesExamples The apprentice turners and fitters, although moved around, were kept pretty well to their trade. Alf left a job in Adelaide as a turner. To make the feet, the turner placed an offset chuck on the lathe and turned this part of the leg along a second axis. One brother works as a tailor and another is a turner. 2An implement that can be used to turn or flip something over. 旋转器，翻动器 a pancake turner 烙饼铲。 Origin Middle English: from Old French torneor, from late Latin tornator, from the verb tornare (see turn).
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