rotation in Latin
rotation in Latin is rotatio — rotation means the action or process of turning around a centre or axis.
rotation in Latin
rotatio
(chiefly, uncountable) The act of turning around a centre or an axis.
What does "rotation" mean?
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noun The action or process of turning around a centre or axis.
"The wheel's rotation slowed as the brake was applied."
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noun A regular pattern of taking turns, or a scheduled change-over.
"She joined the surgical rotation as part of her residency."
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noun The practice of growing different crops on the same land across seasons.
"Crop rotation helps prevent the soil from being drained of nutrients."
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rotation in a sentence
- The wheel's rotation slowed as the brake was applied.
- She joined the surgical rotation as part of her residency.
- The songs are played in heavy rotation on the radio station.
- Crop rotation helps prevent the soil from being drained of nutrients.
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What is "rotation" in Latin?
"rotation" in Latin is rotatio. rotation means: The action or process of turning around a centre or axis.
How do you use "rotation" in a sentence?
Example: "The wheel's rotation slowed as the brake was applied." In Latin, "rotation" is rotatio.
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