A TURN

Arabic 

‏في وقته (in due season, opportune, to a turn), ‏تحسن (advance, ameliorate, amelioration, become soundly established, betterment, change for the better, get better, get well, improve, improvement, mend, pick me up, progress, rally, recover, refinement, reform, speed up, take a turn for the better). (various references)

Bulgarian 

разхождам се (have a walk, perambulate, promenade, ramble, take a turn, take a walk, walk), променям се (reshape, take a turn), препичам (bake to a turn, overdo). (various references)

Chinese 

拐彎兒 (go on a new course, take a turn), 好轉 (improve, take a turn for the better). (various references)

Czech

přijít na řadu (take a turn). (various references)

Finnish

kääntyä parempaan päin (take a turn for the better). (various references)

French

s'améliorer (take a turn for the better). (various references)

Hebrew 

כראוי (as should be, duly, to a turn, well, worthily). (various references)

Hungarian

veszi a kanyart (to take a corner), kedvezőbbre fordul (to take a turn for the better), kedvezőbb fordulatot vesz (to take a turn for the better), jobbra fordul (to ameliorate, to turn to the right), javul (to ameliorate, to progress), befordul (to get round, to turn in). (various references)

Indonesian

belot (apostate, be a turn coat, turn coat). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

替わり (a replacement), 一転 (complete change), 一巡り (a lap, a revolution, a round, once around, one full year), 一回り (a round), 一周 (a lap, a revolution, a round, once around, one full year). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ひとまわり (a round), ひとめぐり (a lap, a revolution, a round, once around, one full year), かわり (a replacement, alteration, alternate, an exchange transaction, change, compensation, deputy, difference, proxy, relief, second helping, strangeness, substitute), いっしゅう (a denomination, a kick, a lap, a rejection, a revolution, a round, a sect, a week, once around, one full year), いってん (complete change, dot, firmament, only a little, only one, particle, point, speck, the whole sky). (various references)

Pig Latin

aay urntay.(various references)

Romanian

avea înclinaţie pentru ceva (have a turn for smth.), m-a speriat de-a binelea (it gave me quite a turn), face o plimbare prin grãdinã (take a turn in the garden). (various references)

Russian 

пропекать (bake to a turn), принимать дурной оборот (take a turn to the worse), изменяться к лучшему (take a turn for the better), делать поворот (make a turn). (various references)

Scottish

tionndadh (turning), tùrn (feat, turn of work), seach (alteration : fa seach, aside, away, by, gone by, mu). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

dobro ispeći (bake to a turn). (various references)

Spanish

en su punto (to a turn). (various references)

Swedish

precis (precise, precisely, accurate, punctual), perfekt (perfect, perfectly). (various references)

Thai

ทำอาหารอย่างดี (done to a turn). (various references)

Turkish

mükemmel (accomplished, all around, alpha plus, ambrosial, bang up, banner, beyond praise, bully, capital, champion, classic, classical, classy, commanding, complete, consummate, cool, copybook, Dandy, dreamy, elegant, excellent, famous, famously, faultless, fine, finished, first class, great, immense, jolly good, no mean, par excellence, perfect, ripping, scrumptious, slap up, smashing, smooth, solid, sovereign, spiffing, spiffy, splendid, splendiferous, super, superb, superlative, that takes the cake, the dandy, thorough, thoroughgoing, tiptop, to a turn, to the nines, topping, triumphant, unique), kıvamında (to a turn), daha iyiye gitmek (take a turn for the better). (various references)

Turkmen 

tow bermek (give a turn). (various references)

Ukrainian

точно (accurately, cold, dead, definitely, due, exactly, explicitly, fair, faithfully, flush, just, microscopically, minutely, precisely, prompt, punctually, sharp, to a turn, true, truly). (various references)