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I . roll [rəʊl, Am roʊl] VERBE trans

1. roll (push object):

roll
toczyć [perf prze-]

2. roll (turn):

roll

4. roll (move):

to roll one's eyes

6. roll dice:

roll

II . roll [rəʊl, Am roʊl] VERBE intr

1. roll (turn):

roll
roll ball
roll waves
roll animal
tarzać [perf wy-] się

2. roll plane, ship:

roll

3. roll fam (move swayingly):

to roll into a bar

4. roll (sound):

roll
roll drums
dudnić [perf za-]

5. roll liquid:

roll

6. roll (bend):

roll

7. roll (be in operation):

III . roll [rəʊl, Am roʊl] SUBST

1. roll (rolled piece):

roll
rolka f
roll of string
zwój m
roll of cloth
bela f
roll of wire, string
zwój m
roll of banknotes
zwitek m

2. roll (small bread):

roll
bułka f
cheese roll

3. roll sans pl (swinging movement):

roll

4. roll (turning over):

5. roll (sound):

roll
grzmot m
roll of drums
to play a roll on the drums

6. roll (list of names):

roll
lista f
roll
wykaz m
to call the roll

7. roll JUR:

roll

8. roll (throwing dice):

roll

Idiomes/Tournures:

to be on a roll

roll-on roll-off ADJ

roll-on roll-off ship, ferry:

kitchen roll SUBST sans pl GB

roll back VERBE trans

1. roll back carpet:

roll back

2. roll back AM prices, tax:

roll back

3. roll back power, influence:

roll back

4. roll back enemy:

roll back

roll in VERBE intr

1. roll in (arrive casually):

roll in

2. roll in fig fam money, invitations:

roll in

I . roll on VERBE intr

1. roll on (continue):

roll on

2. roll on GB fam (wish):

roll on the weekend!

3. roll on paint:

roll on

II . roll on VERBE trans

roll out VERBE trans

1. roll out (flatten):

roll out

2. roll out (unroll):

roll out

II . roll up VERBE trans

1. roll up string:

roll up
to roll oneself up into a ball

2. roll up sleeves, trousers:

roll up
to roll one's sleeves up fig

3. roll up car window:

roll up

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais
If the skips were not used in the previous hour, they did not roll over.
en.wikipedia.org
Roll the dough out, between the wax paper sheets, to an 11-inch circle.
www.huffingtonpost.com
It also has roll-on/roll-off berths.
en.wikipedia.org
In addition, he must now make a second roll to resist gaining a derangement (a trait that affects characters' rolls and actions).
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The roll maneuver or its variations are used and involves rolling the patient 360 degrees in a series of steps to reposition the particles.
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One rule is that a car need not have a roll cage and other additional safety measures unless they exceed a course's "breakout time".
en.wikipedia.org
One of the firm's employees noticed the lady in question covetously eyeing a piece of cloth in a roll.
www.odt.co.nz
Also, since half-dollars rarely circulate, most bank tellers are probably unaware of the proper length and/or weight of a roll.
en.wikipedia.org
With each twist and turn, and a tongue roll, the community came out, 100 bikes for the tikes.
abcnews4.com
Spoon onto some cling film, then roll into a log about 5cm in diameter.
www.stuff.co.nz

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