rotational
1 of 1adjective/roʊˈteɪʃənəl/
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involving or relating to the action of turning around a central point
- The rotational movement of the Earth causes day and night.
- He demonstrated the rotational motion of the propeller by spinning it with his hand.
- In baseball, the pitcher uses rotational force to generate power when throwing the ball.
- The rotational inertia of the wheel helped stabilize the bicycle as it rolled over uneven terrain.
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a car with two doors and front seats and a luggage compartment
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moving animals from one area to another regularly so the grass has time to grow back
- Rotational grazing helped improve the condition of the fields.
- The farmer followed a rotational method to avoid overgrazing.
- The ranch's rotational plan allowed grass to recover naturally.
- Rotational grazing keeps the land healthy and productive.
- They use a rotational system to move cattle across different pastures.
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growing different types of crops in the same field in a set order to keep the soil healthy
- They practice rotational farming to prevent soil exhaustion.
- Rotational crop planting helped reduce pests and diseases.
- The field follows a rotational plan of corn, beans, and wheat.
- Rotational methods improved crop yield over the years.
- Rotational agriculture helped restore nutrients to the soil.