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turn in

verb

intr to go to bed for the night
tr to hand in; deliver
to turn in an essay
tr to deliver (someone accused of a crime) into police custody
to give up or conclude (something)
we turned in the game when it began to rain
tr to record (a score, etc)
turn in on oneself
to withdraw or cause to withdraw from contact with others and become preoccupied with one's own problems

There are hundreds of turn-in programs, but some take a more creative approach.

Lay the front of the book down on this exactly up to the marks that show the beginning of the turn-in.

The whole depth of the turn-in of the covering leather in the joint must not be removed, or it will be unduly weakened.

The postilion, a friend of his, took pride in making a fine turn-in, and drew up sharply before the portico.

My wound was washed, dressed, and made comfortable; and I was dismissed with a strict injunction to turn-in at once.

He used to turn-in with a brace of pistols in his belt and a Winchester lying on the cabin table.

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