a revolving door



a revolving door

  (mainly American)
the movement of people from one organization or activity to another, especially from government jobs to private companies (often + between ) Congress has tightened regulations to slow down the revolving door between government and industry.
See also: door, revolve

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Devon['devn]
Eukleides-Ancient Greek
TottieTAHT-eeEnglish
Shahrzad-Persian
Albin[æl'bain]
WynterWIN-tərEnglish (Rare)