English to Hawaiian Meaning of rotate - ka ao ka

Rotate :

ka ao ka

verb

ka ao ka, huli, huli e pili ana i, huila, milo a, pōkaʻa, milo, 'ōwili, makani

adjective

hoʻopoepoe, e kokoke mai, ka ao ka, huakaʻi, huila-hoʻokino

Rotate :: ka ao kaRotated :: ke ka aoRotates :: ke ka aoRotating :: rotating

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Definitions of rotate in English

Verb(1) turn on or around an axis or a center(2) exchange on a regular basis(3) perform a job or duty on a rotating basis(4) cause to turn on an axis or center(5) turn outward(6) plant or grow in a fixed cyclic order of succession

Examples of rotate in English

(1) Just so you get to see this trick from all angles, the centre of the stage will rotate round slowly.(2) The combined officer positions simply rotate every two years; no need for a nominating committee in this group!(3) I assumed those barrels would rotate around when a round was spent, but they seemed too high-tech to be simple revolvers.(4) Millions of tenant farmers in the developing world have little incentive to invest in land improvements, rotate crops or improve soil fertility.(5) If 50% or greater of the stand are weeds, it is time to rotate to a different crop.(6) Conceived almost by chance, when a prototype suddenly produced amazing results, the machine features two patented aligned drums that rotate simultaneously but in opposite directions.(7) the wheel continued to rotate(8) Today board meetings rotate among the three locations, and design staff members travel among the offices on a project-by-project basis.(9) We are still trying to find better ways to farm organically and to manage our soils and rotate our crops more productively.(10) In accordance with the bank's policy to rotate the position of deputy governor, Burrows will hold the position for two years.(11) Twenty years ago, managing corn rootworms was simple: just rotate crops from corn to soybeans.(12) The astronomers have been scanning the skies for these dark galaxies - areas of matter that rotate like galaxies, but that don't give off any light.(13) As players drop out, the turn to lead to the first trick continues to rotate anticlockwise, passing to the next player if the player whose turn it would have been is out.(14) As water availability is reduced, it becomes more economical to rotate corn with crops using less water.(15) He's got 2.7 acres in annual crops and 4 acres in alfalfa so he can rotate the vegetable ground every two years.(16) We must rotate crops to provide a variety of conditions and nutrient demands.

Related Phrases of rotate

(1) to rotate ::

i ke ka ao

Related Phrases of rotate

(1) to rotate ::

i ke ka ao

Synonyms

Verb

1. revolve ::

revolve

2. alternate ::

ē aʻe

3. circumvolve ::

circumvolve

Different Forms

rotate, rotated, rotates, rotating

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