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turnaround

/ˈtɜːnəraʊnd/

/ˈtɜrnəˌraʊnd/

Translations

turnaroundnoun

turnarounds

/ˈtɜːnəraʊnd/

/ˈtɜrnəˌraʊnd/

revirementPour un changement de politique, d’opinion ou de tendance.

The politician's sudden turnaround on the issue surprised many of his supporters.

Le revirement soudain du politicien sur la question a surpris beaucoup de ses partisans.

retournement de situationSens courant : changement soudain, souvent favorable.

The company's financial turnaround was remarkable, going from near bankruptcy to profitability in just a year.

Le retournement de situation financier de l’entreprise a été remarquable, passant de presque la faillite à la rentabilité en un an.

aire de retournementAménagement routier ou de transport.

The bus driver used the turnaround at the end of the street to head back to the depot.

Le chauffeur de bus a utilisé l’aire de retournement au bout de la rue pour repartir vers le dépôt.

délai d'exécutionDans le contexte des affaires, de la logistique ou de l'industrie.

The turnaround for processing the order was just 24 hours, which impressed the clients.

Le délai d'exécution pour traiter la commande n’a été que de 24 heures, ce qui a impressionné les clients.

redressementSens économique et financier.

After months of losses, the turnaround surprised investors.

Après des mois de pertes, le redressement a surpris les investisseurs.

Additional translations

temps de traitementSelon le contexte, notamment pour des commandes, dossiers ou demandes.

Synonyms

turnaroundadjective

/ˈtɜːnəraʊnd/

/ˈtɝːnəˌraʊnd/

Used attributively before nouns to denote relation to the speed or act of reversing/improving a process (e.g., "turnaround time").

d'exécutionS’emploie surtout dans l’expression « turnaround time ».

Streamlined procedures resulted in significant reductions in turnaround time.

Des procédures simplifiées ont entraîné une réduction significative du délai d’exécution.

Additional translations

de redressementEmploi surtout économique ou managérial.

Synonyms

Definitions

turnaroundnoun

An abrupt or unexpected change, especially one that results in a more favorable situation.

The company's financial turnaround was remarkable, going from near bankruptcy to profitability in just a year.

The process of completing or the time taken to complete a task, especially in a business or industrial context.

The turnaround for processing the order was just 24 hours, which impressed the clients.

A reversal of direction, policy, or trend.

The politician's sudden turnaround on the issue surprised many of his supporters.

A place where vehicles can turn around, especially at the end of a road.

The bus driver used the turnaround at the end of the street to head back to the depot.

turnaroundadjective

Relating to the period required to complete a process or the act of reversing something to a more favorable condition.

Streamlined procedures resulted in significant reductions in turnaround time.