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Can this sentence mean also "Tom wanted to go to bed" or does the word "himself" make this sentence definite?
"Turn oneself in" is an idiom meaning to give oneself up to the authorities for doing something wrong.
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[#1096219] I heard that Tom is going to turn himself in to the police. (CK) *audio*
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[#3650179] Tom wanted to turn himself in to the police.
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Tom wanted to turn himself in.
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