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Meanings of roll off in English
Synonyms
Examples for "rattle down"
Examples for "rattle down"
1
Motorbikes and the odd car rattle down the dusty, potholed roads.
2
Their voices rattle down the corridor as the highlights are told and retold.
3
On all sides soldiers wheel and rattle down with curses, sighs and cries.
4
Scale from the inside of the chimney began to rattle down to the hearth below.
5
He hangs up himself, hears the dime rattle down, and feels simplified by this failure.
1
Most of us can rattle off the things we consider most important.
2
When my mind is full I must rattle off the speech somehow.
3
And I'd rattle off what Henry Kissinger told me to tell him.
4
Can you rattle off the specs of every airplane Boeing ever built?
5
They start to rattle off street names they want the police to check.
1
Don took the reel off the recorder, said, Don't say anything now.
2
You should have heard him reel off your praises by the yard.
3
We could reel off the names of another few dozen hurling heroes.
4
Now be quiet, while I reel off my physiological lecture to you.
5
And what a fund of anecdote and adventure he could reel off!
1
I am only repeating what Bob spieled off to me.
2
A posted sign spieled off details of the complex's imminent demolition for "commercial development."
Usage of roll off in English
1
But Jeff let the sharpness of her words roll off his back.
2
And don't lose track of them when they roll off the road.
3
At this stage the buzz words and phrases roll off the tongue.
4
In private and in testimony to Congress, statistics roll off Bruh's tongue.
5
I could roll off a horse quicker than a man can blink.
6
Droplets form and simply roll off, gathering any dirt as they go.
7
And each day nearly 800 new cars roll off the line.
8
It has also now ceased allowing bonds to roll off its balance sheet.
9
How he juggles figures; how grandly they roll off his tongue.
10
It is due to roll off the production line in 2010.
11
Both roll off the same production line in Slovakia, as does the Cayenne.
12
Barrels of water splash down into our cockpit and roll off the decks.
13
Unless renewed, these schemes start to roll off from end-July onwards.
14
The Corva would have to stop at a hover and roll off cargo.
15
Alaric, when he heard the wheels roll off, shook from him his lethargy.
16
I don't know though; it is so steep he'd most likely roll off.
