pivot

1. Countable(可数名词)

   A central point or pin on which something turns or balances.

   （物体转动或平衡时的）枢轴；支点

2. Countable(可数名词)

   The most important person or thing that influences a situation.

   关键人物；核心；枢纽

   • The former rebel leader became the pivot point for the country's ability to maintain political stability.

     前叛军领袖成为该国维持政治稳定的关键人物。

   • He served as the pivot in the negotiations, responsible for coordinating all parties.

     他在谈判中担任核心角色，负责协调各方。

   • This technology is the pivot of the company's strategy, with all innovations built around it.

     这项技术是公司战略的核心，所有创新都围绕它展开。

movement(移动)

1. Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

   To turn or rotate on or as if on a pivot.

   转动；旋转

   • She pivoted on her left foot to change direction.

     她以左脚为轴心转动来改变方向。

   • He pivoted and quickly walked away.

     他转身快速走开。

   • The dancer pivoted gracefully on stage.

     舞者在舞台上优雅地旋转。

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