Llegar a un punto de inflexión, sobre todo mejorando tras una mala racha.
To reach a turning point, especially improving after difficulty.
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See how the word “dar un giro” is used in sentences
Después de meses de trabajo duro, por fin dimos un giro. — After months of hard work, we finally turned a corner.
Tras meses de dificultades, por fin remontaron. — After months of struggle, they finally turned a corner.
Dobló la esquina y encontró el parque justo delante. — She turned a corner and found the park just ahead.
¿Crees que ha dado un giro en su recuperación? — Do you think he has turned a corner in his recovery?
¿Crees que la empresa remontará pronto? — Do you think the company will turn a corner soon?
¿Podemos doblar la esquina hacia la calle Maple? — Can we turn a corner onto Maple Street soon?
Tenemos que fijarnos en cuándo dará un giro este proyecto. — We need to focus on when this project will turn a corner.
Tenemos que centrarnos en soluciones para remontar ya. — We need to focus on solutions to turn a corner now.
Dobló la esquina con cuidado mientras iba en bici. — He carefully turned a corner while riding his bike.
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