This is how to make a turn.

要这样转弯。

Generally speaking, only people can " make a turn."

一般来说，只有人才能make a turn。

But we would not talk about a vehicle " making a turn."

但我们不会说汽车make a turn(转弯)。

We choose if we need to make a turn.

我们选择是否需要转弯。

I came back, and at one moment the door flung open, and I made a turn and the door shut.

我回来了， 突然门开了，我转了一圈， 门关上了。

In looking at the results in COCA, I found that " to make a turn" is much less common than simply using the verb " turn."

在查看语料库时，我发现to make a turn比直接使用动词turn要少见得多。

I mean you've got to navigate this grapefruit sized head and shoulders through an opening of roughly the same size and make a turn to get around the tailbone in the process.

我的意思是你必须通过一个大致相同大小的开口来引导这个葡萄柚大小的头部和肩部，并在此过程中转弯绕过尾骨。

In the meantime, the band of the regiment had made a turn at the end of the Corso, surrounded by a throng of boys, and a hundred merry shouts accompanied the blasts of the trumpets, like a war-song.

这时候，乐队已沿着河转了方向了，小孩们的哄闹声与喇叭声彼此和着，像战歌。

" This guy is good, " Hemingway said. " He figures things out" . He spit out of the side of the car and made a turn nicely and let the car ride its motor down the hill.

“这个人很好，”海明威说。 “他想办法”。他从车边吐了口气，漂亮地转了个弯，让车子开着马达下山。

And then at some point, all of this snapsand you lose the one future you thought you hadand you make a turn towards, as we've already seen in the US, a politics of eternity, where suddenly nobody's talking about the future.

然后在某个时候， 所有这些突然发生， 你失去了你认为自己拥有的未来，你转向了，正如我们已经在美国看到的那样， 一种永恒的政治，突然之间没有人在谈论未来。