tau4 hoeng3投向
Jyutpingtau4 hoeng3
Yaletàuh heung
Definition
To turn to, throw oneself into, or direct towards.
- to throw oneself into the arms of; to turn to
- to direct one's gaze, attention, or energy towards
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How it's used
Focuses on the act of shifting allegiance or moving towards a specific side, often in a political or competitive context. It carries a sense of deliberate choice or betrayal compared to simply moving towards a physical location. It is frequently used in formal or journalistic writing rather than casual conversation.
Examples
He decided to turn to the new camp.
Are you thinking of turning to the competitor?
Related words
Common phrases
to throw oneself into the arms of
to turn to the opponent
Common mistake
Avoid using this for physical movement towards an object, as it implies a change in loyalty or support rather than just walking or throwing something in a direction.
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