roto
- adjective
- /ˈroʊtoʊ/
- The design features a roto mechanism that allows the blades to spin smoothly.
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Examples
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Let us extend this idea of a roto inversion operation.
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X bar is also denoted for roto inversion axis.
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In a roto engine, a rotating triangular rotor replaces the conventional pistons.
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The artist's sculpture incorporates a roto feature that allows it to turn and create changing shadows.
Synonyms
Moving in a circle around a fixed point
Of something that turns around an invisible line, like a spinning wheel or fan
About turning around an axis
Spinning or moving quickly in a circle
A part that turns around a single axis like a hinge
Surface Forms
Etymology
Roto comes from a root meaning 'wheel' or 'to turn', the same root you see in rotate and rotor, so roto describes something that spins or turns.