The term 'turns around' can be expressed in two different ways: 'ROTATES' and 'veers'. The verb 'ROTATE' means to turn or spin around a central point, while the verb 'VEER' means to change direction suddenly. Both words describe the action of turning around, but they have slightly different connotations. Rotating implies a more gradual and controlled movement, while veering implies a sudden and unexpected change of direction.