scroll

UK
/skrəʊl/
US
/skroʊl/

Translations

scrollnoun
scrolls
pl
UK
/skrəʊl/
US
/skroʊl/
The ancient scroll was found in the cave.
Древний свиток был найден в пещере.
The scroll of the webpage was smooth and fast.
Прокрутка веб-страницы была плавной и быстрой.
scrollverb
scrolled
Past Simple
scrolled
Past Participle
scrolling
Gerund
UK
/skrəʊl/
US
/skroʊl/
I like to scroll through my social media feed before bed.
Мне нравится прокручивать ленту в социальных сетях перед сном.
scrolladjective
UK
/skrəʊl/
US
/skroʊl/
Used attributively to describe something made in the form of, decorated with, or relating to scrolls.

Definitions

scrollnoun
A roll of parchment, paper, or other material, often with writing on it, used historically for documents or manuscripts.
The ancient scroll contained detailed accounts of the kingdom's history.
An ornamental design or carving resembling a rolled-up scroll, often used in architecture and design.
The scrolls on the columns added an elegant touch to the building's facade.
A list or roll, especially one containing names.
The scroll of honor listed all the soldiers who had served in the war.
In computing, the act or process of moving displayed text, images, or other content vertically or horizontally on a screen.
A quick scroll revealed the answer at the bottom of the page.
The carved, spiral-shaped head of a stringed instrument such as a violin, viola, or cello.
The violin's scroll was exquisitely carved, reflecting the luthier's craftsmanship.
scrollverb
To move displayed text or graphics on a screen in order to view different parts of it.
She scrolled through the document to find the section she needed.
To roll or coil a sheet of paper, parchment, or similar material into the shape of a scroll.
He carefully scrolled the parchment before placing it in the tube.
scrolladjective
Made in the form of, decorated with, or relating to a scroll or scrolling.
The scroll design on the antique mirror was exquisitely detailed.