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  1. 17-Jan-2009, 09:57 #1
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    Default phrasal verb or not

    Hi, I got a question. There´s the "turning round upon" in this sentence : "The cognitive process which is involved in "turning round upon" existing cognitive systems is designed by Smith "Representational Redescription" and is implicated across many domains of cognitive development." Any ideas ? I do not get it. (CZE)
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    Default Re: phrasal verb or not

    Could it mean "turning full circle"?


    "turning round upon" means to turn round upon itself, like a circle.
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