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to rotate
01
to turn or move around a center
Intransitive
02
to circulate items or responsibilities through a predetermined sequence
Transitive: to rotate a role or responsibility
03
to move or rearrange items or individuals in a circular or revolving manner
Transitive: to rotate sth
04
to grow different crops in succession on a specific piece of land
Transitive: to rotate crops
06
to take turns or circulate among individuals in a specified sequence
Intransitive
rotate
v
rotary
n
rotary
n
rotatable
adj
rotatable
adj
rotated
adj
rotated
adj
Example
The windmill blades are rotating with the force of the wind.
The wheels of the bicycle have been rotating smoothly after the recent maintenance.
The record player had been rotating for hours, playing old vinyl classics.
The Earth rotates on its axis, causing day and night to occur.
Stay well away from the helicopter when its blades start to rotate.
