Sense: (of two or more people) to do something one after the other, not at the same time
They took turns to look after the baby.
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 Afrikaans: beurte neem/maak |
 Arabic: يَتَناوَب العَمَل |
 Bulgarian: редувам се |
 Brazilian: revezar-se |
 Czech: střídat se |
 German: sich abwechseln |
 Danish: skiftes til |
 Greek: κάνω κτ. εκ περιτροπής |
 Spanish: turnarse, relevarse |
 Estonian: vaheldumisi (midagi) tege |
 Farsi: به نوبت انجام دادن |
 Finnish: tehdä jtk vuorotellen |
 French: faire (qqch.)à tour de rô |
 Hebrew: לִפעוֹל לְפִי תּוֹר |
 Hindi: पारी बदल कर कुछ करना |
 Croatian: izmjenjivati se |
 Hungarian: felváltva végeznek vmit |
 Indonesian: bergiliran |
 Icelandic: skiptastá |
 Italian: (fare a turno) |
 Japanese: 交替してやる |
 Korean: 교대로 하다 |
 Lithuanian: keistis, daryti iš eilės |
 Latvian: nomainīt citam citu |
 Malay: bergilir-gilir |
 Dutch: om beurten doen |
 Norwegian: skiftes om |
 Polish: zmieniać się przy, robić |
 Persian: به نوبت انجام دادن |
 Pashto: په نوبت سره سرته رسول |
 Portuguese: revezar-se |
 Romanian: a face cu rândul |
 Russian: делать поочерёдно |
 Slovak: striedať sa |
 Slovenian: medsebojno se menjavati |
 Serbian: smenjivati se |
 Swedish: turas om |
 Thai: สลับกัน |
 Turkish: sırayla/nöbetleşe yapmak |
 Taiwanese: 依次 |
 Ukrainian: чергуватися; робити щось |
 Urdu: باري باري سے کرنا |
 Vietnamese: lần lượt |
 Chinese: 依次 |
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