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Meanings of scroll in English
Decoratively carved beginning of the neck of a stringed musical instrument.
Design element resembling a narrow curled or folded band.
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Usage of scroll in English
1
It allowed spacers to scroll through the various jobs, ships, and companies.
2
This is quite evident with a quick scroll through social media posts.
3
The list of albums in the main window is one infinite scroll.
4
The endless scroll leads to rectilinear progression; the perpetually varied begets uniformity.
5
Here are a few of the best on Twitter; enjoy your scroll.
6
And he held the scroll out to the heat of the fire.
7
As you go down the menu tree, they scroll left to right.
8
The browser will then automatically scroll down to the section in question.
9
Click on each name or scroll down to read what they said.
10
There was a long table there, and he set the scroll down.
11
Tasslehoff rolled his map up and slipped it into his scroll case.
12
Then he watched the lines of new code scroll by and frowned.
13
She glanced at the scroll that Titus had left; it looked intriguing.
14
He slid the black lash off from the scroll and unfurled it.
15
Holzer also made entire novels scroll across a convention centre in Pittsburgh.
16
This is a strange, unconnected scroll; you have it as it comes.
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Translations for scroll
Portuguese
Russian
Scroll through the time
Scroll across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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