Examples of using I'm going to turn in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
I'm going to turn in.
Well, then, I'm going to turn in.
I'm going to turn.
So does it mean that I'm going to turn?
I'm going to turn in.
You're worried that I'm going to turn into Larry?
I'm going to turn in.
I'm going to turn you over.
See, in about four minutes… I'm going to turn Washington D.C. into a pile of ash.
I'm going to turn into a zombie!
So on my first pass-- let's call this pass one--so in pass one, I'm going to turn all of these on.
I'm going to turn it into a question.
And when the time is right… take all the time you need… I'm going to turn on the power, to the camera.
I'm going to turn 12 in Monterey.
I'm going to turn our program on.
And then I'm going to turn the lights out.
I'm going to turn to you first.
I'm going to turn on the camera now.
I'm going to turn on the deflector shields.
So I'm going to turn this on for a second.
I'm going to turn your room into a science lab!
I'm going to turn myself in to Sheriff Platt.
I'm going to turn on the light out here for 30 seconds.
I'm going to turn the light on just for one second.- And you plan your route.
I'm going to turn the engines on silent, don't want to make a fuss.
I'm going to turn this sprint phone on right now because you'regoing to get a phone call.
I'm going to turn the lamps on now to melt the chocolate and to stop you from talking.
And I'm going to turn the handle of your bedroom door without making a sound and none of the maids will know.