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rollverb

rolls

rolled
Past Simple
rolled
Past Participle
rolling
Gerund
UK
/rəʊl/
US
/roʊl/
The ball began to roll down the hill.
Мяч начал катиться вниз по холму.
The stone started to roll off the edge.
Камень начал скатываться с края.
He decided to roll the map and put it in his bag.
Он решил свернуть карту и положить её в сумку.
She likes to roll the dough for the pie.
Ей нравится катать тесто для пирога.
They roll the barrels into the storage room.
Они прокатывают бочки в складское помещение.
She rolled the ball across the floor.
Она катилa мяч по полу.
Additional translations
перекатываться
сниматьо камерах, записи
Synonyms
turn
spin
revolve
rotate
twist
curl
wind
scroll
Antonyms
stop
halt
cease
remain
stay
steady
stabilize
unwrap
unroll
unfold
rollnoun

rolls

pl

rolls
pl
UK
/rəʊl/
US
/roʊl/
She bought a roll of wallpaper for the living room.
Она купила рулон обоев для гостиной.
He had a roll with butter for breakfast.
На завтрак он съел булочку с маслом.
The film was stored on a roll in the archive.
Фильм хранился на катушке в архиве.
The teacher called out the roll to check attendance.
Учитель зачитал список, чтобы проверить посещаемость.
кувырокспортивное движение
The gymnast executed a perfect roll on the mat.
Гимнаст выполнил идеальный кувырок на мате.
раскато громe; также о барабанах
The roll of thunder could be heard in the distance.
Вдалеке был слышен раскат грома.
бросоко костях в азартной игре
His lucky roll of double sixes won the game instantly.
Его счастливый бросок с двумя шестёрками сразу принёс победу.
серияо череде успехов
After winning four games in a row, the team knew they were on a roll.
После четырёх побед подряд команда знала, что у неё идёт серия успехов.
пачкаразг.; о деньгах
The gambler pulled out a fat roll of hundred-dollar bills.
Игрок вытащил толстую пачку стодолларовых купюр.
Additional translations
валик
свиток
рокотлит.; о громe, барабанах
Synonyms
cylinder
scroll
list
register
disk

Definitions

rollverb
To move or cause to move in a particular direction by turning over and over on an axis.
The ball rolled down the hill.
To move smoothly and continuously along, as if on wheels.
The car rolled slowly to a stop.
To wrap or coil something into a cylindrical shape.
She rolled the dough into a tight spiral.
To make a continuous, deep, resonant sound.
Thunder rolled in the distance.
To start or continue to operate or function.
The cameras started rolling as the director shouted 'Action!'
To move one's body in a particular way, often to avoid something.
He rolled out of the way just in time to avoid the falling object.
rollnoun
A small, typically round piece of bread served as a side dish.
She placed a warm roll on each plate before serving the soup.
A list of names, especially of personnel available for duty.
The teacher called the roll to check attendance.
A cylindrical mass of something, such as fabric or paper, that has been rolled up.
He bought a roll of wallpaper to redecorate the living room.
A movement in which someone or something turns over and over on an axis.
The gymnast executed a perfect roll on the mat.
A deep, continuous sound, such as that of thunder or drums.
The roll of thunder could be heard in the distance.
An act of casting or throwing dice in a game of chance.
His lucky roll of double sixes won the game instantly.
A period or series of successes or rapid progress.
After winning four games in a row, the team knew they were on a roll.
A wad or bundle of paper money.
The gambler pulled out a fat roll of hundred-dollar bills.
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