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B1  roll  yuvarlanmak; yuvarlamak

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verb  /rəʊl   / verb roll (verb)
 /rəʊl  
/ verb
 
TURN OVER 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to move by turning
over and over; to make sth move in this way
yuvarlanmak; yuvarlamak
 The apples fell out of the bag and rolled
everywhere.
 He tried to roll the rock up the hill.
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
 roll (sth) (over)
to turn over and over;
to make sth do this
yuvarlanmak, dönmek; 
yuvarlamak, döndürmek
 The horse was rolling in the dirt.
 The car rolled over in the crash.
 We rolled the log over to see what was underneath.
MOVE SMOOTHLY 
3 [intransitive]
to move smoothly,
often on wheels
yuvarlanmak, akmak
 The car began to roll back down the hill.
 Tears were rolling down her cheeks.
 Big black clouds came rolling across the
sky.
MAKE BALL/TUBE 
4 [intransitive,
transitive]
roll
(sth) (up)
to make sth into the
shape of a ball or tube
yuvarlamak, sarmak; 
yuvarlanmak
 He was rolling himself a cigarette.
 The insect rolled up when I touched it.
OPPOSITE UNROLL
MAKE FLAT 
5 [transitive]
roll
sth (out)
to make sth become
flat by moving sth heavy over it
 (hamur vb.) açmak
 Roll out the pastry thinly.
OF SHIP, ETC. 
6 [intransitive]
to move from side to
side
yalpalamak
 The ship began to roll in the storm.
 She was rolling about with laughter (gülmekten
katılmak).
IDIOM
be
rolling in money/in it
(slang)
to have a lot of money
para
içinde yüzmek
PHRASAL VERBS
roll
in
(informal)
to arrive in large
numbers or amounts
yağmak, oluk
gibi akmak
 Offers of help have been rolling in.
roll
up
(informal)
(used about a person
or a vehicle) to arrive, especially late
arzı
endam etmek

Level	B1
Kind	verb
Front	roll
IPA	/rəʊl / verb
Back	yuvarlanmak; yuvarlamak
Back 2	roll (verb) /rəʊl / verb TURN OVER 1 [intransitive, transitive] to move by turning over and over; to make sth move in this way yuvarlanmak; yuvarlamak The apples fell out of the bag and rolled everywhere. He tried to roll the rock up the hill. 2 [intransitive, transitive] roll (sth) (over) to turn over and over; to make sth do this yuvarlanmak, dönmek; yuvarlamak, döndürmek The horse was rolling in the dirt. The car rolled over in the crash. We rolled the log over to see what was underneath. MOVE SMOOTHLY 3 [intransitive] to move smoothly, often on wheels yuvarlanmak, akmak The car began to roll back down the hill. Tears were rolling down her cheeks. Big black clouds came rolling across the sky. MAKE BALL/TUBE 4 [intransitive, transitive] roll (sth) (up) to make sth into the shape of a ball or tube yuvarlamak, sarmak; yuvarlanmak He was rolling himself a cigarette. The insect rolled up when I touched it. *OPPOSITE* UNROLL MAKE FLAT 5 [transitive] roll sth (out) to make sth become flat by moving sth heavy over it (hamur vb.) açmak Roll out the pastry thinly. OF SHIP, ETC. 6 [intransitive] to move from side to side yalpalamak The ship began to roll in the storm. She was rolling about with laughter (gülmekten katılmak). IDIOM be rolling in money/in it (slang) to have a lot of money para içinde yüzmek PHRASAL VERBS roll in (informal) to arrive in large numbers or amounts yağmak, oluk gibi akmak Offers of help have been rolling in. roll up (informal) (used about a person or a vehicle) to arrive, especially late arzı endam etmek

Roll Rolling Make Sth Yuvarlanmak Move Yuvarlamak Transitive

roll (verb)