Pivot
//ˈpɪv.ɪt//
Translations of "pivot" (30 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | γίγγλυμος(that on which something turns), θαιρός(that on which something turns), κνώδαξ(that on which something turns), στρόφιγξ(that on which something turns) | gínglumos, thairós, knṓdax, stróphinx | |
| Armenian | առանցք(that on which something turns), առանցք(something having a paramount significance) | aṙancʻkʻ, aṙancʻkʻ | |
| Belarusian | стрыжэ́нь(that on which something turns), шпяня́(that on which something turns) | stryžénʹ, špjanjá | |
| Bulgarian | главна точка(something having a paramount significance), ос(that on which something turns), пивотаж(act of turning on one foot), център(something having a paramount significance), пивотирам(to turn on an exact spot) | glavna točka, os, pivotaž, centǎr, pivotiram | |
| Catalan | piu(that on which something turns), pivotar(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 樞 /枢(that on which something turns), 樞紐 /枢纽(that on which something turns), 樞軸 /枢轴(that on which something turns) | shū, shūniǔ, shūzhóu | |
| Czech | pilíř(something having a paramount significance), střed(that on which something turns), střed otáčení(that on which something turns) | — | |
| Estonian | telg(that on which something turns), pöörlema(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| Finnish | sarana(that on which something turns), tappi(that on which something turns), kääntyä(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| French | pivot(that on which something turns), pivotement(act of turning on one foot), pivoter(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| German | Angelpunkt(that on which something turns), Angelpunkt(something having a paramount significance), Drehpunkt(that on which something turns), Zapfen(that on which something turns), sich drehen(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| Hebrew | צִיר(that on which something turns) | tsir | |
| Indonesian | pangsi(that on which something turns) | — | |
| Irish | maighdeog(that on which something turns) | — | |
| Italian | fulcro(something having a paramount significance), perno(that on which something turns), imperniare(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| Japanese | ピボット(that on which something turns), 枢(that on which something turns) | pibotto, kuru | |
| Korean | 피벗(that on which something turns) | pibeot | |
| Latin | cnodax(that on which something turns) | — | |
| Macedonian | стожер(that on which something turns) | stožer | |
| Malay | pangsi(that on which something turns) | — | |
| Māori | kauhuri(to turn on an exact spot), kaurori(to turn on an exact spot), taka(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | ایك(that on which something turns), قازیق(that on which something turns), قطب(that on which something turns) | iğ, kazık, kutb, kutub | |
| Polish | obrót na pięcie(act of turning on one foot), rdzeń(that on which something turns), sedno(something having a paramount significance), sworzeń(that on which something turns), trzpień(that on which something turns), obracać się(to turn on an exact spot), obrócić się(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| Portuguese | pivô(that on which something turns), pivô(something having a paramount significance), girar(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| Romanian | pivot(that on which something turns), pivotare(act of turning on one foot), pivotări(act of turning on one foot) | — | |
| Russian | гла́вный пункт(something having a paramount significance), ключево́й моме́нт(something having a paramount significance), ось(that on which something turns), сте́ржень(that on which something turns), центр враще́ния(that on which something turns), шпень(that on which something turns), шпинь(that on which something turns), штырь(that on which something turns), верте́ться(to turn on an exact spot), враща́ться(to turn on an exact spot) | glávnyj punkt, ključevój momént, osʹ, stérženʹ, centr vraščénija, špenʹ, špinʹ, štyrʹ, vertétʹsja, vraščátʹsja | |
| Serbo-Croatian | osovina(that on which something turns), stožer(that on which something turns) | — | |
| Spanish | perno(that on which something turns), pivote(that on which something turns), pívot(something having a paramount significance), pivotar(to turn on an exact spot) | — | |
| Swedish | kärnpunkt(something having a paramount significance), medelpunkt(something having a paramount significance), svängtapp(that on which something turns), vridning(act of turning on one foot), vändning(act of turning on one foot), vändpunkt(something having a paramount significance) | — | |
| Ukrainian | стри́жень(that on which something turns), шпень(that on which something turns) | strýženʹ, špenʹ |
piu, pivotar
pilíř, střed, střed otáčení
telg, pöörlema
sarana, tappi, kääntyä
pivot, pivotement, pivoter
Angelpunkt, Angelpunkt, Drehpunkt, Zapfen, sich drehen
pangsi
maighdeog
fulcro, perno, imperniare
cnodax
pangsi
kauhuri, kaurori, taka
obrót na pięcie, rdzeń, sedno, sworzeń, trzpień, obracać się, obrócić się
pivô, pivô, girar
pivot, pivotare, pivotări
гла́вный пункт, ключево́й моме́нт, ось, сте́ржень, центр враще́ния, шпень, шпинь, штырь, верте́ться, враща́ться
glávnyj punkt, ključevój momént, osʹ, stérženʹ, centr vraščénija, špenʹ, špinʹ, štyrʹ, vertétʹsja, vraščátʹsja
osovina, stožer
perno, pivote, pívot, pivotar
kärnpunkt, medelpunkt, svängtapp, vridning, vändning, vändpunkt
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