Definition of heel turn in English:

heel turn

noun ˈhiːl təːn

1Chiefly in skating, snowboarding, etc.: any of various turns or manoeuvres executed by shifting the weight on to the heel or heels.
2In ballroom dancing: a movement in which a dancer steps backwards, transferring his or her weight to the back heel, on which he or she then pivots.
3The action or an instance of turning round sharply, especially so as to face in the opposite direction. Also figurative: a complete change of attitude or opinion.
4Originally Wrestling. An instance of a wrestler who has been cast as a hero undergoing a character shift and adopting the persona of a villain, typically in a sudden, shocking move. Later, in extended use: any instance of a sudden shift from hero to villain.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Henley's Manual Roller Skating. From heel + turn.

Definition of heel turn in US English:

heel turn

nounˈhiːl təːn

1Chiefly in skating, snowboarding, etc.: any of various turns or manoeuvres executed by shifting the weight on to the heel or heels.
2In ballroom dancing: a movement in which a dancer steps backwards, transferring his or her weight to the back heel, on which he or she then pivots.
3The action or an instance of turning round sharply, especially so as to face in the opposite direction. Also figurative: a complete change of attitude or opinion.
4Originally Wrestling. An instance of a wrestler who has been cast as a hero undergoing a character shift and adopting the persona of a villain, typically in a sudden, shocking move. Later, in extended use: any instance of a sudden shift from hero to villain.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Henley's Manual Roller Skating. From heel + turn.

词汇	heel turn
释义	Definition of heel turn in English: heel turn noun ˈhiːl təːn 1Chiefly in skating, snowboarding, etc.: any of various turns or manoeuvres executed by shifting the weight on to the heel or heels. 2In ballroom dancing: a movement in which a dancer steps backwards, transferring his or her weight to the back heel, on which he or she then pivots. 3The action or an instance of turning round sharply, especially so as to face in the opposite direction. Also figurative: a complete change of attitude or opinion. 4Originally Wrestling. An instance of a wrestler who has been cast as a hero undergoing a character shift and adopting the persona of a villain, typically in a sudden, shocking move. Later, in extended use: any instance of a sudden shift from hero to villain. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Henley's Manual Roller Skating. From heel + turn. Definition of heel turn in US English: heel turn nounˈhiːl təːn 1Chiefly in skating, snowboarding, etc.: any of various turns or manoeuvres executed by shifting the weight on to the heel or heels. 2In ballroom dancing: a movement in which a dancer steps backwards, transferring his or her weight to the back heel, on which he or she then pivots. 3The action or an instance of turning round sharply, especially so as to face in the opposite direction. Also figurative: a complete change of attitude or opinion. 4Originally Wrestling. An instance of a wrestler who has been cast as a hero undergoing a character shift and adopting the persona of a villain, typically in a sudden, shocking move. Later, in extended use: any instance of a sudden shift from hero to villain. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Henley's Manual Roller Skating. From heel + turn.
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