rotated
- adjective
- /roʊˈteɪtɪd/
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girado
- The image was rotated to better fit the frame.
Examples
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The whole thing has just been rotated on its side.
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So we have the region rotated around this axis.
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So this rotated in to the right and this rotated out to the right.
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And so the wheel has rotated by this angle here.
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It's just a standard basis vector rotated, right.
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That is, you are obtaining P in B rotated to give you P in A.
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I do think it needs to be rotated a little bit clockwise.
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But let's fix it for the rotated polarization operator.
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Please make sure the globe is rotated to show Africa clearly.
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He rotated the model on the table to examine it from all angles.
Synonyms
144
3.0
To turn around a central point, like a wheel or planet
80
3.4
To move in a circle around a central point
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2.0
Move in a circle around a point, like a planet around the Sun
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2.1
To turn your body quickly in a circle many times
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4.7
To turn around on a point to face a different way
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4.2
To turn around a fixed point
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3.6
Move in a circle around a central object, like planets around the Sun
To make something turn around its center like a wheel
Antonyms
How Rotated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word rotated comes from the Latin word rota, meaning 'wheel', and shares the same root as rotation. Think of a wheel turning around its center: something rotated is turned around a central point or axis.