revolving
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
adj.turning or spinning around a central point.
adj.moving in a circle or orbit around a central axis.
Simple“The hotel had a large revolving door that spun slowly as people entered.”
In context“The restaurant was located on a revolving platform at the top of the tower, offering guests a panoramic view of the city every hour.”
Antonyms - 02 C1 Advanced
adj.describes a loan or credit card where you can spend money, pay it back, and then spend it again.
adj.relating to a line of credit or an account where the available balance is replenished as the borrower pays off the debt.
Simple“A credit card is a type of revolving credit because you can use it again after paying your bill.”
In context“The corporation secured a revolving credit facility to ensure they had enough cash flow for their seasonal inventory purchases.”
UsageUsually placed before the noun, as in 'revolving credit' or 'revolving loan'.
- 03 C2 Proficiency
n.the movement of something turning around a center.
n.the action or process of rotating around an axis.
Simple“The constant revolving of the fan kept the air moving in the small room.”
In context“The steady revolving of the turbine is monitored by sensors to ensure the power output remains consistent.”
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