Definition of rota in English:

rota

noun ˈrəʊtəˈroʊdə

1British A list showing when each of a number of people has to do a particular job.
a cleaning rota
Compare with roster
Example sentencesExamples
- Farmers have a complex, set rota based on the calendar.
- I checked the rota to see whose turn it was to scavenge, to my surprise it wasn't me for once.
- By the start of the following year, they were sleeping in separate rooms and using the bathroom and kitchen at different times on a rota.
- On the negative side, the directive has resulted in unsocial shifts and yet another tier of bureaucracy to ensure that rotas are compliant.
- The archaeologists had moved a caravan into the field and organized a rota of guards to make sure that sneak thieves would not be able to loot the site under their noses.
- Many people find rotas a useful way of avoiding housework battles.
- And we can share on-call rotas in private practice.
- Rachel insisted it was Ailsa's turn, and vice versa, until Rebecca told them to shut up and go downstairs to check the rota.
- The review will look at the different ways in which the public can access services, including GP cooperatives, commercial services, and practice rotas.
- We also had grave doubts about the accuracy and authenticity of the rotas produced for each home, and disclosed late in the proceedings.
- He isn't following the rota he taped to the fridge last week.
- Their service to the king was performed on a rota and they would accompany him everywhere, both as bodyguards and lesser officials.
- The post was found hours later by a dog owner and police traced the temporary worker from staff rotas at the sorting office.
- I was wondering if you could give me a copy of the volunteer's rota.
- Something as bourgeois as kitchen rotas should not be considered worthy of discussion and yet what alternative lifestyle hasn't floundered on the rocks of human frailty?
- I will of course provide you with a map that will guide you to the high valleys, and a guard Rota so you know when to attack and have the most time before you are discovered.
- The rota was a print out of the weekly schedule fastened to a clipboard.
- We believe that one reason for this is the failure of many units to ensure that out of hours emergency rotas exist for such patients.
- In rural areas this may also mean organising a rota so that he or she may attend services in the various villages that they serve.
- Rural general practitioners have been moving practices to avoid the stresses of small rotas for care outside normal working hours.
Synonyms
roster, list, schedule, register, timetable, calendar
2The supreme ecclesiastical and secular court of the Roman Catholic Church.
Example sentencesExamples
- He carried with him a clarification from the Rota, that if the court's decision withstood appeal, it allowed Francesco to place Cornelia in a convent of his choosing.
- While the Austrians stepped up their pressure on the pope, Francesco pursued the issue through a papal court, the Rota, in April 1726.
- In February, the Rota ruled in his favor, declaring that the guardianship and the education of Cornelia Costanza belonged to Francesco.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin, literally 'wheel'.

Rhymes

bloater, boater, Botha, Dakota, doter, emoter, floater, gloater, iota, Kota, Minnesota, motor, promoter, quota, rotor, scoter, voter

Definition of rota in US English:

rota

nounˈrōdəˈroʊdə

1British A list showing when each of a number of people has to do a particular job.
a cleaning rota
Compare with roster
Example sentencesExamples
- I checked the rota to see whose turn it was to scavenge, to my surprise it wasn't me for once.
- Many people find rotas a useful way of avoiding housework battles.
- Their service to the king was performed on a rota and they would accompany him everywhere, both as bodyguards and lesser officials.
- Farmers have a complex, set rota based on the calendar.
- The review will look at the different ways in which the public can access services, including GP cooperatives, commercial services, and practice rotas.
- By the start of the following year, they were sleeping in separate rooms and using the bathroom and kitchen at different times on a rota.
- He isn't following the rota he taped to the fridge last week.
- Rural general practitioners have been moving practices to avoid the stresses of small rotas for care outside normal working hours.
- In rural areas this may also mean organising a rota so that he or she may attend services in the various villages that they serve.
- Rachel insisted it was Ailsa's turn, and vice versa, until Rebecca told them to shut up and go downstairs to check the rota.
- The archaeologists had moved a caravan into the field and organized a rota of guards to make sure that sneak thieves would not be able to loot the site under their noses.
- We believe that one reason for this is the failure of many units to ensure that out of hours emergency rotas exist for such patients.
- The post was found hours later by a dog owner and police traced the temporary worker from staff rotas at the sorting office.
- On the negative side, the directive has resulted in unsocial shifts and yet another tier of bureaucracy to ensure that rotas are compliant.
- The rota was a print out of the weekly schedule fastened to a clipboard.
- We also had grave doubts about the accuracy and authenticity of the rotas produced for each home, and disclosed late in the proceedings.
- Something as bourgeois as kitchen rotas should not be considered worthy of discussion and yet what alternative lifestyle hasn't floundered on the rocks of human frailty?
- And we can share on-call rotas in private practice.
- I was wondering if you could give me a copy of the volunteer's rota.
- I will of course provide you with a map that will guide you to the high valleys, and a guard Rota so you know when to attack and have the most time before you are discovered.
Synonyms
roster, list, schedule, register, timetable, calendar
2the RotaThe supreme ecclesiastical and secular court of the Roman Catholic Church.
Example sentencesExamples
- In February, the Rota ruled in his favor, declaring that the guardianship and the education of Cornelia Costanza belonged to Francesco.
- While the Austrians stepped up their pressure on the pope, Francesco pursued the issue through a papal court, the Rota, in April 1726.
- He carried with him a clarification from the Rota, that if the court's decision withstood appeal, it allowed Francesco to place Cornelia in a convent of his choosing.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin, literally ‘wheel’.

单词	rota
释义	Definition of rota in English: rota noun ˈrəʊtəˈroʊdə 1British A list showing when each of a number of people has to do a particular job. a cleaning rota Compare with roster Example sentencesExamples Farmers have a complex, set rota based on the calendar. I checked the rota to see whose turn it was to scavenge, to my surprise it wasn't me for once. By the start of the following year, they were sleeping in separate rooms and using the bathroom and kitchen at different times on a rota. On the negative side, the directive has resulted in unsocial shifts and yet another tier of bureaucracy to ensure that rotas are compliant. The archaeologists had moved a caravan into the field and organized a rota of guards to make sure that sneak thieves would not be able to loot the site under their noses. Many people find rotas a useful way of avoiding housework battles. And we can share on-call rotas in private practice. Rachel insisted it was Ailsa's turn, and vice versa, until Rebecca told them to shut up and go downstairs to check the rota. The review will look at the different ways in which the public can access services, including GP cooperatives, commercial services, and practice rotas. We also had grave doubts about the accuracy and authenticity of the rotas produced for each home, and disclosed late in the proceedings. He isn't following the rota he taped to the fridge last week. Their service to the king was performed on a rota and they would accompany him everywhere, both as bodyguards and lesser officials. The post was found hours later by a dog owner and police traced the temporary worker from staff rotas at the sorting office. I was wondering if you could give me a copy of the volunteer's rota. Something as bourgeois as kitchen rotas should not be considered worthy of discussion and yet what alternative lifestyle hasn't floundered on the rocks of human frailty? I will of course provide you with a map that will guide you to the high valleys, and a guard Rota so you know when to attack and have the most time before you are discovered. The rota was a print out of the weekly schedule fastened to a clipboard. We believe that one reason for this is the failure of many units to ensure that out of hours emergency rotas exist for such patients. In rural areas this may also mean organising a rota so that he or she may attend services in the various villages that they serve. Rural general practitioners have been moving practices to avoid the stresses of small rotas for care outside normal working hours. Synonyms roster, list, schedule, register, timetable, calendar 2The supreme ecclesiastical and secular court of the Roman Catholic Church. Example sentencesExamples He carried with him a clarification from the Rota, that if the court's decision withstood appeal, it allowed Francesco to place Cornelia in a convent of his choosing. While the Austrians stepped up their pressure on the pope, Francesco pursued the issue through a papal court, the Rota, in April 1726. In February, the Rota ruled in his favor, declaring that the guardianship and the education of Cornelia Costanza belonged to Francesco. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin, literally 'wheel'. Rhymes bloater, boater, Botha, Dakota, doter, emoter, floater, gloater, iota, Kota, Minnesota, motor, promoter, quota, rotor, scoter, voter Definition of rota in US English: rota nounˈrōdəˈroʊdə 1British A list showing when each of a number of people has to do a particular job. a cleaning rota Compare with roster Example sentencesExamples I checked the rota to see whose turn it was to scavenge, to my surprise it wasn't me for once. Many people find rotas a useful way of avoiding housework battles. Their service to the king was performed on a rota and they would accompany him everywhere, both as bodyguards and lesser officials. Farmers have a complex, set rota based on the calendar. The review will look at the different ways in which the public can access services, including GP cooperatives, commercial services, and practice rotas. By the start of the following year, they were sleeping in separate rooms and using the bathroom and kitchen at different times on a rota. He isn't following the rota he taped to the fridge last week. Rural general practitioners have been moving practices to avoid the stresses of small rotas for care outside normal working hours. In rural areas this may also mean organising a rota so that he or she may attend services in the various villages that they serve. Rachel insisted it was Ailsa's turn, and vice versa, until Rebecca told them to shut up and go downstairs to check the rota. The archaeologists had moved a caravan into the field and organized a rota of guards to make sure that sneak thieves would not be able to loot the site under their noses. We believe that one reason for this is the failure of many units to ensure that out of hours emergency rotas exist for such patients. The post was found hours later by a dog owner and police traced the temporary worker from staff rotas at the sorting office. On the negative side, the directive has resulted in unsocial shifts and yet another tier of bureaucracy to ensure that rotas are compliant. The rota was a print out of the weekly schedule fastened to a clipboard. We also had grave doubts about the accuracy and authenticity of the rotas produced for each home, and disclosed late in the proceedings. Something as bourgeois as kitchen rotas should not be considered worthy of discussion and yet what alternative lifestyle hasn't floundered on the rocks of human frailty? And we can share on-call rotas in private practice. I was wondering if you could give me a copy of the volunteer's rota. I will of course provide you with a map that will guide you to the high valleys, and a guard Rota so you know when to attack and have the most time before you are discovered. Synonyms roster, list, schedule, register, timetable, calendar 2the RotaThe supreme ecclesiastical and secular court of the Roman Catholic Church. Example sentencesExamples In February, the Rota ruled in his favor, declaring that the guardianship and the education of Cornelia Costanza belonged to Francesco. While the Austrians stepped up their pressure on the pope, Francesco pursued the issue through a papal court, the Rota, in April 1726. He carried with him a clarification from the Rota, that if the court's decision withstood appeal, it allowed Francesco to place Cornelia in a convent of his choosing. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin, literally ‘wheel’.
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