CEFR B2

pivot

verb, noun

Meaning

To turn or rotate on a central point, like a dancer spinning or a car turning.

Examples

She had to pivot quickly to avoid falling.
The company had to pivot its business strategy to survive the economic downturn.

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pivot (B2)

verb, noun

Pronunciation: /ˈpɪvət/

Definition

To turn or rotate on a central point, like a dancer spinning or a car turning.

Examples

She had to pivot quickly to avoid falling.
The company had to pivot its business strategy to survive the economic downturn.
He pivoted on his heel, surprised by the question.

How to Use pivot

pivot on (prepositional phrase): To turn or revolve on a central point. — "The dancer pivoted on her toes."
pivot to (prepositional phrase): To change direction or strategy towards something new. — "The company is pivoting to renewable energy."

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