- the tide turned
- there was a change, the turning point
The tide turned when the baby began to nurse. He grew stronger.
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the tide turned
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(the) tide turned — the ˈtide turned | turn the ˈtide idiom used to say that there is a change in sb s luck or in how successful they are being • The tide turned for Nadal at the start of the second set. • This contract is probably our last chance to turn the tide.… … Useful english dictionary
tide turned — See the tide turned … English idioms
The Tide Is High — Single by The Paragons A side Only a Smile Released 1967 Genre Rocksteady Length … Wikipedia
The Princess of the Tide — (Russian: Морская царевна ) is one of the last ballads by Mikhail Lermontov, written shortly before his death in 1841. In it, the poet expounds upon his classic theme, best captured in his masterpiece Mtsyri, about the horrors of the loss of… … Wikipedia
(the) tide turns — the tide turns phrase used for saying that people’s opinion or a situation is changing The tide seems to have turned against the government. Thesaurus: changessynonym Main entry: tide … Useful english dictionary
The Tide Is Turning — Single infobox Name = The Tide Is Turning Type = Single Artist = Roger Waters from Album = Radio K.A.O.S Released = 1987 Format = CD Recorded = 1986 Genre = Progressive rock Length = 5:43 Label = Columbia/CBS Records (US) EMI (UK) Producer =… … Wikipedia
(the) tide turns — turn the tide to change a situation or people s opinions to the opposite of what they were before. The tide has turned and the cinema is becoming popular again … New idioms dictionary
the tide turns — used for saying that people s opinion or a situation is changing The tide seems to have turned against the government … English dictionary
turn the tide — verb cause a complete reversal of the circumstances The tables are turned now that the Republicans are in power! • Syn: ↑turn the tables • Hypernyms: ↑change by reversal, ↑turn, ↑reverse • Verb Frames … Useful english dictionary
turn the tide — {v. phr.} To change what looks like defeat into victory. * /We were losing the game until Jack got there. His coming turned the tide for us, and we won./ Compare: TIP THE SCALES … Dictionary of American idioms
