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Meanings of rolled in English

Uttered with a trill.

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Especially of petals or leaves in bud; having margins rolled inward.

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Examples for "rolling"
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Best for: Higher-rolling art patrons who want gallery quality without gallery attitude.
Wired
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And the creatures could sleep in the shed behind the rolling chairs.
The Sleuth of St. James's Square
3
NEWTON'S OPTIC:PRESENTER: WELCOME back to Flu News 24, your rolling pandemic channel.
The Irish Times
4
Hello, and welcome to today's rolling coverage of the eurozone debt crisis.
The Guardian
5
The ship was still rolling heavily in the swell after the gale.
A Voyage round the World / A book for boys
1
But the cornets trilled, and the great and good deigned to applaud.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
2
Several minutes later, the telephone trilled, and he picked up the receiver.
Magic terror: seven tales
3
The low song trilled in his little pulsating scarlet throat was mine.
My Robin
4
He trilled a note of discontent, and the hatchlings' lesson was interrupted.
The flock
5
What are you doing all the way over here? Lady Sophia trilled.
The spurned viscountess

Rolled up and secured.

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Usage of rolled in English
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Ask anyone who has rolled through several days' worth of transaction logs.
Backup & recovery
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Similar measures in relation to alcohol advertising were rolled out this week.
The Irish Times
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The curtains were down; the furniture was packed; the rugs were rolled.
One Basket
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Last year, the government rolled out its plan for reducing childhood obesity.
Radio NZ
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A COG government car rolled up outside the house, light bar flashing.
Jacinto's Remnant
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The man rolled them back; another vista lost itself in the darkness.
The Jungle
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The conservative-leaning court in recent years has rolled back campaign finance restrictions.
Reuters
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The changes that work best can later be rolled out to everyone.
Wired
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Hughes rolled over and held his right arm with his left hand.
Dogs of war
10
The cruiser rolled over after the impact, police said in a statement.
The Irish Times
11
Suddenly a drum rolled in the yard, in front of the house.
Short-Stories
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However, he rolled in 46 seconds back, placing sixth on the stage.
The Irish Times
13
Rasmunsen rolled the chopping-block into the cabin and carried in the eggs.
The Faith of Men
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The administration could get rolled at the end of June', he said.
Reuters
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She reveled in his helplessness, rolled in it like Verdi in catnip.
O+F
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Well the classic example rolled out by experts is the 'networked fridge'.
The Guardian
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Canada
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