15초 만에
- Change your direction to the right-hand side.
- Used for driving, walking, or giving general directions.
- A simple, essential command for navigating daily life.
뜻
This phrase tells someone to change their direction toward the right-hand side. It is the most common way to give navigation instructions when walking or driving.
주요 예문
3 / 6Driving with a friend
Turn right at the next traffic light.
Turn right at the next traffic light.
Giving walking directions to a tourist
Go past the park and then turn right.
Go past the park and then turn right.
Formal office tour
Please turn right at the end of this hallway to find the conference room.
Please turn right at the end of this hallway to find the conference room.
문화적 배경
Driving is on the left, so turning right involves crossing traffic. It is often treated with more caution than in the US. In many states, you can turn right on a red light after stopping. This makes 'turn right' a very common and efficient action. Turning right is a major maneuver because it crosses the oncoming lane. Drivers are very careful. Navigation is precise. 'Rechts abbiegen' is the standard, and people follow it strictly.
Keep it short
When giving directions, use short, clear commands. 'Turn right' is perfect.
Don't confuse location
Remember: 'Turn right' is an action. 'On the right' is a place.
15초 만에
- Change your direction to the right-hand side.
- Used for driving, walking, or giving general directions.
- A simple, essential command for navigating daily life.
What It Means
Turn right is a simple command for navigation. It means you stop going straight and move toward your right side. Think of it as the opposite of turn left. It is one of the first things you say when giving directions.
How To Use It
You can use it as a direct command or part of a sequence. You might say turn right at the light. You can also add a distance like turn right in 100 meters. It works for people walking, driving, or even riding a bike. It is short, clear, and very hard to misunderstand. Just make sure you know which hand is your right hand first!
When To Use It
Use this when you are the navigator in a car. It is perfect when a friend asks for the way to a cafe. You will see it on GPS screens and hear it from digital maps. Use it at a crossroads or a T-junction. It is also useful when guiding someone through a large building or office.
When NOT To Use It
Do not use it if you mean to go straight. Avoid it if the turn is very slight; use bear right instead. If you are describing a person's political views, turn right might be confusing. In that case, say moved to the right. Do not use it if you are just pointing; it is on the right is better.
Cultural Background
In many English-speaking countries, people drive on the right side of the road. This makes a right turn easier than a left turn in places like the USA. In the UK or Australia, a right turn means crossing traffic. Giving clear directions is seen as being helpful and polite. Most people use their hands to point while saying it to be extra clear.
Common Variations
You can say take a right or hang a right for a more casual feel. Make a right is very common in American English. If the turn is sharp, you might say take a hard right. For a small adjustment, try veer right. All of these keep you moving in the same general direction.
사용 참고사항
This phrase is neutral and universally understood. It is safe to use in any setting, from a casual walk with a friend to a professional driving exam.
Keep it short
When giving directions, use short, clear commands. 'Turn right' is perfect.
Don't confuse location
Remember: 'Turn right' is an action. 'On the right' is a place.
Use landmarks
Always pair 'turn right' with a landmark: 'Turn right at the Starbucks.'
예시
6Turn right at the next traffic light.
Turn right at the next traffic light.
Standard way to give driving instructions.
Go past the park and then turn right.
Go past the park and then turn right.
Combines a landmark with the direction.
Please turn right at the end of this hallway to find the conference room.
Please turn right at the end of this hallway to find the conference room.
Uses 'please' to make the instruction more professional.
Turn right by the big yellow sign! You're almost here.
Turn right by the big yellow sign! You're almost here.
Uses a visual cue for clarity in a text.
No, your other right! Turn right now!
No, your other right! Turn right now!
A common joke when someone turns the wrong way.
Don't worry, just turn right at the corner and we will be safe.
Don't worry, just turn right at the corner and we will be safe.
Used to provide calm guidance.
셀프 테스트
Complete the sentence with the correct phrase.
To get to the library, you need to ____ ____ at the next street.
The context implies a direction change.
Choose the most natural way to give directions.
Which sentence is correct?
It is the most concise and natural form.
Match the direction with the correct action.
Match the following:
Standard navigational commands.
Complete the dialogue.
A: How do I get to the bank? B: Go straight, then ____ ____.
Standard response to directions.
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시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제To get to the library, you need to ____ ____ at the next street.
The context implies a direction change.
Which sentence is correct?
It is the most concise and natural form.
왼쪽의 각 항목을 오른쪽의 짝과 연결하세요:
Standard navigational commands.
A: How do I get to the bank? B: Go straight, then ____ ____.
Standard response to directions.
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자주 묻는 질문
12 질문Yes, it is very common, especially in the US.
It is neutral and works in any situation.
Then you say 'turn left'.
Yes, but be careful as it implies conservatism.
It means to curve slightly, not a sharp turn.
'Turn right' is much more natural.
Turn (rhymes with burn) + Right (rhymes with light).
Yes, the phrase is universal.
Yes, it's very common in texts.
The opposite is 'turn left'.
It's polite but not strictly necessary for directions.
Yes, it becomes 'turned right'.
관련 표현
Turn left
contrastChange direction to the left.
Go straight
similarContinue in the current direction.
Make a right
synonymTurn right.
Bear right
specialized formCurve slightly to the right.
Turn around
similarReverse direction.
