Pronunciation: /ˈswɪvəl/
noun A pivoting device, typically consisting of a metal ring that can turn around a central point.
A1 The chair has a swivel base.
A2 She used a swivel to turn the TV towards the couch.
B1 The mechanic adjusted the swivel on the machine for better control.
B2 The photographer used a swivel tripod to capture panoramic shots.
C1 The captain used the swivel to change the direction of the ship.
C2 The engineer designed a new swivel mechanism for the robotic arm.
verb To turn around a central point or axis.
A1 The chair can swivel around in circles.
A2 She swiveled her head to look behind her.
B1 The security camera swiveled to capture different angles of the room.
B2 He swiveled the telescope to get a better view of the stars.
C1 The engineer swiveled the spotlight to illuminate the entire stage.
C2 The pilot swiveled the plane's controls to avoid a collision.
adjective Describing something that is able to turn around a central point or axis.
A1 The chair has a swivel base, allowing you to turn around easily.
A2 She bought a swivel desk chair for her home office.
B1 The swivel mechanism on the camera tripod makes it easy to adjust the angle.
B2 The swivel feature on the new TV allows you to adjust the screen for optimal viewing.
C1 The swivel function on the high-end office chair provides maximum comfort and flexibility.
C2 The swivel design of the car seat allows for easy access to the back row.
formal The engineer demonstrated how to use the swivel feature on the chair.
informal You can swivel around in this chair to see everything in the room.
slang I love how this chair lets you swivel like a boss.
figurative Her mood seemed to swivel from happy to sad in an instant.
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