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2 Translation results for
rolls
in Spanish
noun
|
verb
roll
noun
rolls
lista
;
rollo (de papel, de tela, etc.)
;
redoble (de tambores), retumbo (del trueno, etc.)
;
balanceo
Example sentences of
roll
noun
•
The waitress will bring you a basket of bread and
rolls
.
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Synonyms of
roll
noun
list
,
rolling
,
swaying
roll
verb
rolled, has rolled, is rolling, rolls
rodar
;
hacer rodar
;
liar (un cigarrillo)
;
balancearse
;
tronar (dícese del trueno), redoblar (dícese de un tambor)
;
estirar (masa), laminar (metales), pasar el rodillo por (el césped)
Example sentences of
roll
verb
•
The children
rolled
down the hill.
•
The ball
rolled
slowly to a stop.
•
Roll
the chicken wings in the batter.
•
The paramedics
rolled
him onto the gurney.
•
The car
rolled
slowly to a stop.
More examples
•
A police car
rolled
up next to us.
•
The children
rolled
the toy car to each other.
•
The patient was
rolled
into the emergency room.
•
The fog soon
rolled
away.
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Synonyms of
roll
verb
flatten
,
reverberate
,
sound
,
sway
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Reverse translation for
rolls
lista
- list, roster, roll, stripe, strip, menu
rollo
(de papel, de tela, etc.)
- roll, coil, roll of fat, boring speech, lecture
redoble
(de tambores)
- drum roll
retumbo
(del trueno, etc.)
- booming, thundering, roll
balanceo
- swaying, rocking, vacillation
rodar
- to film, to shoot, to roll, to roll down, to roll along, to break in (a new vehicle), to turn, to go around, to move about, to travel
hacer rodar
liar
(un cigarrillo)
- to bind, to tie (up), to roll (a cigarette), to confuse
balancearse
- to swing, to sway, to rock, to hesitate, to vacillate
tronar
(dícese del trueno)
- to thunder, to thunder, to roar, to be furious, to rage, to shoot
redoblar
(dícese de un tambor)
- to redouble, to strengthen
estirar
(masa)
- to stretch (out), to extend
laminar
(metales)
- to laminate
pasar el rodillo por
(el césped)
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