see 轉文|转文[zhuai3 wen2]

to turn; to change direction; to transfer; to forward (mail); (Internet) to share (sb else's content)

to rotate; to revolve; to spin; to whirl

to improve; to take a turn for the better; improvement

to work; to operate; to revolve; to turn around

to turn left

to turn right

to go for a stroll

to reverse; to turn around (an undesirable situation); (mechanics) torsion

to go round and round; running around in circles; fig. frantically busy

to turn back; to reverse

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

variant of 迴轉|回转[hui2 zhuan3]

reversal; inversion; to reverse; to invert (upside down, inside out, back to front, white to black etc)

to spin; to rotate; to revolve

to make an about-turn; to reverse one's direction, policy, sequence etc; to turn things on their head

(of time, or a video clip etc) to run in reverse; Taiwan pr. [dao4zhuan3]

(of a celestial body) to rotate on its own axis

to reassign sb to a different job; to turn around; to change direction; to make a U turn

(voice, music) suave; mellow; (speech) indirect; tactful

to change (train or plane); transfer; correspondence

deflection (physics); deviation (away from a straight line)

orbital revolution

to transfer (funds, assets etc)

to rotate; to circulate (cash, stock etc); turnover; circulation; cash flow

to demobilize; to transfer to other tasks (of troops)

to turn left (Shanghainese)

sinuous; meandering; to take a circuitous route; to toss about; vicissitudes; variant of 婉轉|婉转[wan3 zhuan3]

to turn right (Shanghainese)

variant of 輾轉|辗转[zhan3 zhuan3]

fast-forward

to whirl; to turn around quickly

(slang) to be genderswapped (abbr. for 性別轉換|性别转换[xing4 bie2 zhuan3 huan4])

to approve and forward; to endorse; stamp "approved for distribution"

to transmit a document (up or down a chain of bureaucracy)

reflex (angle); to turn back

to turn; to turn around; to transfer (funds etc)

to turn around

(theater) blackout (e.g. at the end of a scene); (literary) to be promoted in rank secretly

to be on the move; to roam or wander; to circulate (of goods or capital)

to know all the ins and outs of sth; to get to know (a place) inside out

to shift; to transfer

to turn away; to turn one's back to; (gymnastics etc) backspin

(computing) to jump to (a new location in a hypertext document)

to rotate

to toss about in bed; from person to person; indirectly; to wander

to wake up; to regain consciousness

to spin rapidly; to whirl around; (of time) to fly by

genre of song-and-dance duet popular in northeast China