English-Swedish translation for "pivot"

pivot {noun}

to pivot [pivoted|pivoted] {vb} (also: to revolve, to flourish, to curve, to brandish)

to pivot [pivoted|pivoted] {vb} (also: to depend, to hinge)

to pivot [pivoted|pivoted] {vb}

to pivot [pivoted|pivoted] {vb}

pivot {noun}

Just pivot it.

Europe is playing a pivotal role.

It will be a pivotal factor.

You can determine the pivot point any way you choose.

The current pivot point is shown in this area.

There are pivotal shortcomings in the thought process.

In the middle of the object, a small circle indicates the pivot point.

When you then rotate the object, it will rotate around the new pivot point.

I see cultural policy as pivotal to European policies as a whole.

If you double-click an object, the pivot point is placed in the center of this object.

You can shift the pivot point, which first appears as a small circle in the middle.

At the center of the object, you see the pivot point, which you can move with the mouse.

It occupies a pivotal position in terms of geopolitical affairs and plays a leading role.

There is only one pivot point per slide of your drawing or presentation.

When you drag the corners of the object with the mouse, the object rotates around the pivot point.

Women's role in fisheries is often forgotten and yet women play a pivotal role.

The European Union is now a pivot in the field of the prevention and management of financial crises.

As Mr Poettering has already mentioned today, it also has a pivotal role as guardian of the treaties.

In fact, the first six months of this year will represent a pivotal stage in the development of the Union.

I believe, for example, that the inventions of universities and the latter's opportunity to exploit these are pivotal.