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turn onto

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turn onto something 
1. Lit. to walk or steer one's vehicle onto a road, highway, or path. Turn onto the main road and go west about a mile. As she turned onto the familiar highway, she realized that she had left her purse in the store.
2. turn onto someone or something Inf. Fig. to become interested in someone or something. Jeff turned onto electronics at the age of fourteen. I tried to get her to turn onto me, but she could only think of John.
See also: turn


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The pensioner had taken a wrong turn onto a carriageway while out shopping near Shoreham in West Sussex.
The pensioner had taken a wrong turn onto a carriageway while out shopping near Shoreham in West Sussex.
James Destefano, 57, was traveling west Saturday evening on Agua Fria Street when a car driven by Lindsey Van Buren, 22, made a left turn onto Salazar Place in front of him, police have said.
 
 
 
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