rota是什么意思

rota

英 ['r??t?] 美 ['rot?]

1. from Latin rota "wheel"; roll 就源于 rota.
2. 由本義“車(chē)輪，輪子”引申為“輪值表”。

rota 勤務(wù)輪值表

來(lái)自拉丁語(yǔ) rota,輪子，詞源同 rotary.引申詞義輪值，輪值表。

rota: rota: [17] Latin rota denoted ‘wheel’: it came ultimately from a prehistoric Indo-European base *reth- meaning ‘run, roll’, which also produced German rad ‘wheel’. It was introduced into English in 1659 by the republican James Harrington as the name for a political club he founded to advocate his idea that government office should be held in rotation. Derivatives of rota have contributed richly to English.

Medieval Latin rotārius has given rotary [18]. From the verb rotāre ‘revolve’ have come rotate [19] and, via its Spanish descendant rodear, rodeo [19] (etymologically a ‘roundingup’ or ‘surrounding’ of cattle). Rotundus, a derivative of rotāre, has produced rotund [18] and round. The diminutive form rotulus has given control and roll.

And roue ‘wheel’, the French descendant of rota, is the source of roué [18], etymologically someone broken on the ‘wheel’.
=> control, prune, rodeo, roll, rondo, rotate, rotund, round

1. The tea is prepared on a rota basis by the lady members.: 女性成員輪流準(zhǔn)備茶水。

3. I suggest that you work out a careful rota which will make it clear who tidies the room on which day.: 我建議你制定一個(gè)詳細(xì)的值班表，明確哪一天由誰(shuí)整理房間。

4. Be aware of the departmental rota and to always be on time for duty.: 了解部門(mén)的值班情況,始終準(zhǔn)時(shí)值班.