turn against (tɜːrn əˈɡeɪnst)

Phrasal-verb Social

Meaning

to stop supporting someone and start opposing them

dejar de apoyar a alguien y empezar a oponerse a él (dejar de apoyar a alguien y empezar a oponerse a él)

"The public turned against the government after the scandal."

"El público se volvió en contra del gobierno después del escándalo." (El público se volvió en contra del gobierno después del escándalo.)

to discuss a topic without addressing it directly

to take measures to defend from threats or attacks

to increase the amount of goods or services sold abroad

to think of ideas together until a problem is solved

to deposit money into a bank or account

to recover emotionally from a painful experience