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*roll¹ /rol; rəʊl/
v
1 [I,T] to move by turning over and over, or to make something move this way （使）滚动; （使）转动:
The ball rolled across the lawn. 球滚过草坪。
2 [I] to move steadily and smoothly 〔平稳地〕移动:
Tears rolled down his cheeks. 泪水顺着他的脸颊滚滚流下。
The van was starting to roll backward. 那辆小型货车开始倒车。
3 also 又作 roll over [I] to turn your body over once or many times 翻身; 打滚:
Beth's dog had been rolling in the mud. 贝丝的狗在泥地里打滚。
He rolled over onto his stomach. 他翻过身趴着。
4 [T] to curl or wind something into the shape of a tube or ball 卷，绕，把…卷成筒状［球状］:
Bob rolled another cigarette. 鲍勃又卷了一支烟。
5 [I] to swing from side to side 左右摇晃，摇摆:
The ship was starting to roll. 船开始左右摇晃。
6 also 又作 roll out [T] to make something flat by moving a round and heavy object over it 把…碾平:
Roll the pastry out. 把面团擀开。
7 (all) rolled into one if something or someone is several different things all rolled into one, they include qualities of all those things 合为一体，兼于一身
roll ininformal to arrive in large numbers or quantities 【非正式】 大量涌到:
The money soon came rolling in. 钱很快滚滚而来。
→ see also 另见 rolling in it (ROLLING)
roll up
1 [T roll sth ↔ up] to curl or fold cloth, paper etc around several times 卷起:
Roll up your sleeves. 卷起你的袖子。
a rolled-up newspaper 卷起来的报纸
2 [I] informal to arrive, usually late 【非正式】 〔常指姗姗来迟地〕抵达，到达:
David rolled up after everyone else had left. 大家都走了，大卫才姗姗来迟。
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