take a turn

verb3

1. •
   Change in direction, tone, or tendency.

   • He said to me: 'Look you, Rosebud child, things will take a turn.' — 1895
2. •
   To participate in an activity involving two or more participants.

   • At each of these decision-making points, participants may choose not to take a turn. — 1980
3. •
   To walk around; to stroll.

   • I must take a turn in the open air to recover myself. — 1798