precess

/pree-ses/US // priˈsɛs //UK // (prɪˈsɛs) //

预处理,预加工,预制,加工

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

Instead of tumbling, it begins to precess around the trajectory of the ball.
Flexing it—which would happen if they let the asteroid precess at will—would soon fatigue even that heavy bolt.
The Security men were attempting to instruct the computer to precess the wheel back to its original position.
If allowed to "precess" it will respond by moving perpendicularly to a deflecting force.