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Detailed Translations for orbitting from English to Spanish

orbit:

orbit [the ~] nomen

  1. the orbit (revolution)
    la vuelta; el círculo de giro
  2. the orbit
    la órbita
  3. the orbit (revolution; rotation; turn)
    la revolución
  4. the orbit (eye-socket; orbital cavity; cranial orbit; eye socket)
    – the bony cavity in the skull containing the eyeball 1
    la órbita; la cuenca del ojo
  5. the orbit
    – A number assigned to a parked call by the call park server. 2
    la órbita

to orbit verb (orbits, orbitted, orbitting)

  1. to orbit
    – To move the camera around a 3D object. 2
    hacer orbitar

Conjugations for orbit:

present
  1. orbit
  2. orbit
  3. orbits
  4. orbit
  5. orbit
  6. orbit
simple past
  1. orbitted
  2. orbitted
  3. orbitted
  4. orbitted
  5. orbitted
  6. orbitted
present perfect
  1. have orbitted
  2. have orbitted
  3. has orbitted
  4. have orbitted
  5. have orbitted
  6. have orbitted
past continuous
  1. was orbitting
  2. were orbitting
  3. was orbitting
  4. were orbitting
  5. were orbitting
  6. were orbitting
future
  1. shall orbit
  2. will orbit
  3. will orbit
  4. shall orbit
  5. will orbit
  6. will orbit
continuous present
  1. am orbitting
  2. are orbitting
  3. is orbitting
  4. are orbitting
  5. are orbitting
  6. are orbitting
subjunctive
  1. be orbitted
  2. be orbitted
  3. be orbitted
  4. be orbitted
  5. be orbitted
  6. be orbitted
diverse
  1. orbit!
  2. let's orbit!
  5. orbitted
  6. orbitting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for orbit:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cuenca del ojo cranial orbit; eye socket; eye-socket; orbit; orbital cavity
círculo de giro orbit; revolution
revolución orbit; revolution; rotation; turn curve; political revolution; revolution; rotation; swerve; turn; turnover; upheaval
vuelta orbit; revolution about-turn; back; back of a chair; back side; back-piece; bend; camber; change; circle; comeback; crisis; curvature; curve; drawback; emergency situation; excursion; homecoming; inversion; journey home; other side; re-entry; rear side; return; return journey; reversal; reverse; revolution; ride back; ring; rotation; seamy side; state of emergency; stroll; swerve; tour; trip; trip back; trip home; turn; turning-point; u turn; way back
órbita cranial orbit; eye socket; eye-socket; orbit; orbital cavity avenue; path; road; street; way
- ambit; area; arena; celestial orbit; compass; cranial orbit; domain; electron orbit; eye socket; field; orbital cavity; range; reach; scope; sphere
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
hacer orbitar orbit
- orb; revolve

Related Words for "orbit":

  • orbits

Synonyms for "orbit":


Related Definitions for "orbit":

  1. an area in which something acts or operates or has power or control:1
    • in the political orbit of a world power1
  2. the bony cavity in the skull containing the eyeball1
  3. the (usually elliptical) path described by one celestial body in its revolution about another1
    • he plotted the orbit of the moon1
  4. the path of an electron around the nucleus of an atom1
  5. a particular environment or walk of life1
    • he's out of my orbit1
  6. move in an orbit1
    • The moon orbits around the Earth1
    • The planets are orbiting the sun1
    • electrons orbit the nucleus1
  7. To move the camera around a 3D object.2
  8. A number assigned to a parked call by the call park server.2

Wiktionary Translations for orbit:

orbit
noun
  1. path of one object around another
verb
  1. circle another object
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• orbit → órbita ↔ oogkas — anatomie|nld schedelholte waarin de oogbol ligt
• orbit → órbita ↔ Bahn — die Orbitalbahn

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