Meaning of 'turnaround' in Yoruba is: yi pada

turnaround: yi pada

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Noun(1) time need to prepare a vessel or ship for a return trip(2) a decision to reverse an earlier decision(3) an area sufficiently large for a vehicle to turn around(4) act or process of unloading and loading and servicing a vessel or aircraft for a return trip(5) turning in the opposite direction

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(1) All that changed however, with the turnaround at half-time.(2) We are in a turnaround situation where we are improving things.(3) In one month you could be seeing a huge turnaround in your marketing and the results of your efforts.(4) As systems become more accessible, customers demand a faster turnaround .(5) Following the turnaround , St Paul's received a favourable Ofsted report from inspectors in which they highlighted good standards.(6) Their turnaround is immediate and they lose no time in switching directions.(7) It would also need to cut aircraft turnaround times at airports - another key tactic used to devastating effect by its low-cost competitors.(8) The aircraft turnaround time is scheduled to be no more than 25 minutes so charges are also low.(9) Carter maintains that the turnaround he was hired for was complete, and that he left voluntarily.(10) The result marks a dramatic turnaround in World Cup fortunes for England.(11) As I stepped off the plane, the ground crew rushed in, handling freight and luggage in anticipation of the quick turnaround .(12) There was only the limousine, disappearing once more around the corner of the estate wall toward the turnaround .(13) It is looking at a faster turnaround of vehicles unloading waste and collections of items to be recycled.(14) This is a totally unexpected turnaround for a sport that has struggled to even field a team the last few years.(15) It is hoped the development will allow a quicker turnaround time for ships coming into Sligo Harbour, particularly as the winter brings shorter daylight hours.(16) The move was an apparent turnaround in policy by the U.S. government.