turn against

英 [tɜːn əˈɡenst]

美 [tɜːrn əˈɡenst]

（使）与…反目; （使）反对; （使）反感

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB-ERG (使)与…反目;(使)反对;(使)反感
  If youturn againstsomeone or something, or if youare turned againstthem, you stop supporting them, trusting them, or liking them.
  1. A kid I used to be friends with turned against me after being told that I'd been insulting him...
     曾和我很要好的一个小孩听人说我一直在辱骂他以后就和我翻脸了。
  2. Workers may turn against reform…
     工人们可能反对改革。
  3. Working with the police has turned me against the use of violent scenes as entertainment.
     与警方合作后，我开始很反感把暴力场面作为娱乐表演的做法。

双语例句

• Short of that, many may turn against globalisation.
  如果做不到这一点，许多人或许将转而反对全球化。
• A little later it might even turn against us.
  再过一阵，它甚至可能转而反对我们。
• A kid I used to be friends with turned against me after being told that I'd been insulting him
  曾和我很要好的一个小孩听人说我一直在辱骂他以后就和我翻脸了。
• Nothing can make us turn against our country.
  没什么东西能使我们背叛祖国。
• Publicly, the G20's leaders would be shocked, shocked if anyone were to turn against open markets.
  在公开场合下，如果有人反对开放市场，20国领导们会感到震惊。
• Both these trends could soon turn against banks.
  这两个趋势不久后都可能转而变得对银行不利。
• Even his family has decided to turn against him.
  连他的家里人都开始疏远他了。
• Workers may turn against reform
  工人们可能反对改革。
• Will Elena and Jeremy ever turn against each other?
  埃琳娜和杰里米最终会反目成仇么？
• Equally if the public started feeling economic pain, it would also turn against the president.
  同样，如果俄罗斯人民开始感到经济阵痛，也会掉头反对总统。