rotatable
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- adjective
- /roʊˈteɪtəbəl/
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giratorio
- The chair is designed with a rotatable base, making it easy to turn in any direction.
- 3D rotatable
Examples
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It is only logical that the camera delivers the rotatable liquid crystal screen.
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It's a robot arm, rigid links with rotatable joints and it's performing very important tasks up there.
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And in the side chains, then we'll have rotatable bonds over the side chains.
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However, there have been no studies that have investigated the effects of 3D and rotatable 3D images on decision time.
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I am not completely satisfied with it, though, because the molecule still does have 10 rotatable bonds and is quite flexible.
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The first was his spectrometer from Chicago, with rotatable supports for both sample and detector.
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The rotatable disc's 24-hour display obviously differentiates daytime from nighttime.
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They feature a rotatable actuator for selective positioning of the pneumatic-pilot inlet port.
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The portable Rod-and-Frame Apparatus was the same in construction as Witkin's apparatus, mainly comprising a rotatable square frame and a rotatable rod, which was surrounded by the frame.
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Furthermore, the combined time and accuracy results suggest that the static 3D (R2) visual representation may be more effective than the static 2D (R1) or 3D rotatable (R3) visual representations.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
Can turn easily around a central point
A part that turns around a single axis like a hinge
Easy to turn by hand to open, close or adjust
A digital image or model you can rotate to see all sides
Antonyms
How Rotatable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word rotatable comes from the Latin root rota meaning 'wheel' and the old Latin word rotare meaning 'to turn'. Think of a wheel turning, so rotatable describes something you can turn around its center.