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turn-up

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turn-up [ˈtɜːnʌp] (Brit) N
1. [of trousers] → vuelta f
2. (= piece of luck) that was a turn-up for himen eso tuvo mucha suerte
that was a turn-up for the bookseso sí que no se esperaba
turn-up [ˈtɜːnˌʌp] n
a. (Brit) (of trousers) → risvolto
b. that was a turn-up for the books (Brit) (fam) → è stato un colpo di scena


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Sunday A day of turn-ups as Master Minded can finish only third behind Well Chief at Cheltenham and Hurricane Fly loses his place as favourite for the Smurfit Kappa Champion Hurdle when beaten by Solwhit at Punchestown.
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Byline: DAVID CHARTERS FROM his soft-soled brown shoes to the fastened top button on his tieless white shirt, the man looked the cool dude - with turn-ups on his blue jeans and a red lining peeping from a longdraped coat in the Teddy-Boy style.
 
 
 
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