pivot
मुख्य
definition
verb
the sail pivots around the axis of a virtually static mast
turn on or as if on a pivot.
noun
The insert requires minimal preventive-maintenance grease at its pivot points and axles.
the central point, pin, or shaft on which a mechanism turns or oscillates.
example
To 'pivot' to the left, you press down on your right big toe.
Now we all realise exactly how much she meant to us all, a solid 'pivot' of family and cheer.
The rear foot becomes the 'pivot' foot, so don't move it if you stop dribbling.
Put the ball down hard on the floor, before you pick up your 'pivot' foot.
He wavered, his reason rocking on the 'pivot' of his conviction.
A variation on heel-drag spinouts is to use your brake-pad as the 'pivot' .
The weight of the rod is somewhat balance by the additional handle behind the 'pivot' point near the reel.
Perhaps the multiplicity of 'pivot' pins is what makes Art the immeasurable, great?
The 'pivot' of this arc of instability is the new state of Timor Leste.
For the U.S., Okinawa is the 'pivot' of its East Asian military presence.
It is implicitly, and has been historically, the strategic 'pivot' of the world.
The trees hid the 'pivot' points, while the bushes hid the gate itself.
It may also be the 'pivot' of a terrible 10 years for South Africa.
Ramer eliminated a huge amount of weight by combining the release mechanism with the toe 'pivot' .
Find the central 'pivot' point and bring it front and center on the phone, on TV on the stump, and at the door.
You can see the gears that turned to 'pivot' the enormous centre section of the bridge into the air, allowing riverboats to pass underneath.
You will see in this drawing there is a 'pivot' and lug mechanism.
No - she had been the 'pivot' of it all, the centre, the core.
The 'pivot' of this change was the Enlightenment, a time when the rational took ascendance over the mystical.
Washington-based realists tend to see the U.S. as the 'pivot' of the future.
The plotting board is set up with the base gun representing the 'pivot' point.
the 'pivot' of community life was the chapel
Saudi Arabia, an absolute monarchy, was a crucial 'pivot' of U.S. policy from the 1970s forward.
It was one of those shops with front shutters that rotated on a central 'pivot' .
This is the very 'pivot' of Bush's foreign policy.
Colin Clarke was a 'pivot' of real class, becoming more influential as the game evolved.
An additional bronze bushing is used between the ram and its 'pivot' pin.
The insert requires minimal preventive-maintenance grease at its 'pivot' points and axles.
Note bearing kit price is different for frames with single or triple 'pivot' points.
Interesting facts on the turning 'pivot' of the war - few generals in history had the luck of General George B. McClellan.
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