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Meanings of rolling in English

Russian
прокат
Portuguese
laminação
Spanish
laminación
Catalan
laminació
Wikidata

Metalworking process.

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        прокат
        Catalan
        esclat

        A deep prolonged sound (as of thunder or large bells)

              esclat
              Catalan
              rotació
              Spanish
              ruedo

              Propelling something on wheels.

                    rotació

                    Characterized by reverberation.

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                          Usage of rolling in English
                          1
                          Best for: Higher-rolling art patrons who want gallery quality without gallery attitude.
                          Wired
                          2
                          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
                          6
                          Clearly the storm was rolling in early; most people had probably left.
                          Vicious
                          7
                          But that's not too far different from an ever-rolling-status of temporary visas.
                          Radio NZ
                          8
                          Suddenly the two men were rolling over and over in the underbrush.
                          The Bell-Ringer of Angel's, and Other Stories
                          9
                          The profit makers are rolling in luxury and the poor army starves.
                          In the Days of Poor Richard
                          10
                          The foam-covered sea came rolling in and dashed sullenly on the beach.
                          Roger Willoughby: A Story of the Times of Benbow
                          11
                          Low rolling resistance leads to higher fuel efficiency and lower CO2 emissions.
                          The Irish Times
                          12
                          His later predictions were carried live on rolling news channels in Germany.
                          Radio NZ
                          13
                          The carriages in the roadway were rolling through a stream of mud.
                          Four Short Stories By Emile Zola
                          14
                          Soon the lights began to pale in the rolling sea of air.
                          Cleopatra
                          15
                          Again the sound of firing was heard rolling away in the distance.
                          Mark Seaworth
                          16
                          A heavy sea was rolling in on the breast of the tide.
                          The Nest of the Sparrowhawk: A Romance of the XVIIth Century
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                          Translations for rolling
                          Portuguese
                          laminação
                          Rolling through the time
                          Rolling across language varieties
                          Australia
                          Common
                          South Africa
                          Common
                          Canada
                          Common
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