单词 | rolled oats |
释义 | roll /rōl/noun
ORIGIN: OFr rolle (noun), roller (verb), from L rotula, dimin of rota a wheel rollˈable adjective rolled adjective rollˈer noun
Relating to, performed or carried out on roller skates rollˈing noun adjective
rollˈ-about adjective Podgy rollˈaway noun A bed mounted on rollers so as to be easily moved, stored away, etc rollˈback noun A decrease, esp in wages, prices, etc rollˈbar noun A metal bar that strengthens the frame of a vehicle, lessening the danger to the occupants if the vehicle overturns rollˈ-call noun The calling of a list of names, to ascertain attendance rollˈcollar noun A collar of a garment turned back in a curve rolled gold noun Metal coated with gold rolled very thin rolled oats plural noun Oats which have been husked, steamed and flattened with rollers, used esp to make porridge rollˈerball noun A pen having a moving ball as a writing point roller bearing noun A bearing consisting of two races between which a number of parallel or tapered rollers are located, usu in a cage, suitable for heavier loads than ball-bearings Rollˈerblade® or rollˈerblade noun A type of roller skate with wheels set in a line resembling the blade of an ice skate (also intransitive verb) rollˈerblader noun rollˈerblading noun rollˈerblind noun A window screen on a roller rollˈercoaster noun
transitive verb To direct or cause to move with great speed, esp in a set direction roller derby noun A speed skating race on roller skates roller hockey noun A form of hockey played by teams on roller skates roller skate noun A skate with four wheels instead of a blade, set at the corners of the shoe rollˈer-skate intransitive verb To move, dance, etc on roller skates rollˈer-skater noun rollˈer-skating noun roller towel noun A continuous towel on a roller rolling hitch noun A hitch knot used for fastening one rope to another or to a spar rolling launch noun (marketing) The gradual introduction of a new product or service onto the market rolling mill noun A factory or machine for rolling metal into various shapes between rolls rolling news noun The continuous broadcasting of news information, usu on a twenty-four-hour basis rolling pin noun A cylinder pushed between the hands for rolling out dough, etc rolling stock noun
rolling stone noun see phrases below. rolling strike noun A strike by several groups of workers in succession, so that not all of them are on strike at any one time rollˈ-neck adjective (of a jersey, etc) having a high neck which is made to be folded over loosely on itself rollˈ-off adjective Denoting a frequency at which the response of an amplifier or filter is three decibels below maximum rollˈ-on adjective
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roll-on roll-off noun and adjective (a ferry-boat, cargo boat, or ferry or cargo service) designed to allow goods vehicles to embark and disembark without unloading and passenger traffic to drive straight on and off rollˈout noun
rollˈover noun
rollˈ-top adjective (of a desk) having a flexible cover of slats that rolls up rollˈ-up adjective Suitable for rolling up noun
roll-up fund noun An offshore fund which returns interest earned from bank deposits back into the fund rather than paying it out to investors, so avoiding incurring income tax a rolling stone gathers no moss A wandering person does not grow rich, but is free from responsibilities and ties be rolling in To have large amounts of (eg money) heads will roll Severe punishments will be meted out, esp loss of status or office Master of the Rolls Head of the Civil Division of the Court of Appeal (for England and Wales), formerly head of the Public Record Office, orig custodian of the court records (rolls) on a roll (informal) Having continuing luck or success, on a winning streak roll along To arrive by chance, or with a casual air roll back
rolled into one Combined in one person or thing roll in To arrive in quantity roll in the hay (slang) Sexual intercourse or activity roll on May (a specified event) come quickly roll out To launch (a new product or service) roll over
roll up (informal) To assemble, arrive roll with the punches (of a boxer) to move the body away to cushion the impact of the opponent's blows (also figurative) strike off the roll To remove the right to practise from (a doctor, solicitor, etc) after professional misconduct |
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