to turn over; to flip over; to overturn; to rummage through; to translate; to decode; to double; to climb over or into; to cross

to turn over; to transform

to turn over (when lying); (fig.) to free oneself; to emancipate oneself; to bring about a change of one's fortunes

to roll; to turn over; to invert; to flip

to overturn; to turn upside down

to roll; to boil

to revamp; a face-lift; to retread (a tire); to refurbish (old clothes); newly emerging

to fall out with sb; to become hostile

to double

to open up

to rummage through; to turn everything over; to ransack

to rebuild (house or road); to overhaul

to reprint; reproduction; pirate copy; (fig.) imitation; carbon copy; clone

to cross; to surmount; to transcend

to thumb through; to flip through (a book)

sky and the earth turning upside down (idiom); fig. complete confusion; everything turned on its head

(of a vehicle) to flip over; (fig.) to go wrong; to flop

to toss and turn (sleeplessly); again and again

lit. to climb over the wall; fig. to breach the Great Firewall of China

(of water, waves, emotions etc) to churn; to surge; to seethe; to somersault; to tumble; to flip; to rummage; to turn things over repeatedly

to flip over; to turn (a page); to scroll (an electronic document); to stir (food in a pot etc); to move things about; to rummage

to create an image or video by copying an existing one (e.g. taking a photo of a picture in a magazine, recording a video playing on a monitor, taking a screenshot of an online photo); to remake (a film or TV show)

to compose; to write words to a tune

to retract a confession or testimony

to overturn; to overthrow; to capsize; to collapse

to reprint (generally without authorization)

to spin; to whirl around

to cover (a previously recorded song); cover version (of a song)

to withdraw a remark; to quarrel

to renege; to go back (on a deal); to back out (of a promise)

to make a photographic reproduction of an image or document etc; a reproduction; to remake a movie or TV series; a remake; to adapt (a novel etc) as a movie; an adaptation

to browse and select; to glance through and check

to stir up; to turn over

to win back one's money (gambling etc)

to reverse a verdict; to present different views on a historical person or verdict

to flip a table over (in a fit of anger); (at a restaurant) to turn over a table (i.e. to complete a cycle from the seating of one group of diners until the arrival of another group at the same table)

to rummage; to look through; to leaf through

to capsize and sink

to roll over and over (of billows or clouds)

to stir-fry

variant of 幡然[fan1 ran2]

to double; to increase by a certain number of times

to roll one's eyes

flip-top (mobile phone, handbag etc); to rebuild; to renovate

to make a comeback; (of a doctor's assessment of the gender of a fetus) to turn out to be wrong

to browse; to look over (books)

(loanword) fondant

(of a stock or index) to turn positive; to regain popularity

to plow; to turn the soil