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ESLPod_0274_WE_0223 Buying Stamps at the Post Office In this podcast, the word "roll" means a long, thin piece of paper or film that is rolled in a circle or curled: "Many people put a roll of stamps inside a small plastic box so that they can take out one stamp at a time." A "roll" can also be a small, round piece of bread for one person: "Do you want butter or jam for your roll?" The verb "to roll" means to move by turning over and over: "The ball rolled down the hill." The verb "to roll" can also mean to make something move by turning over and over: "Can you please roll the ball over here?" The verb "to roll over" means to turn one's body while lying down so that one is resting on another side: "Gertie wakes up whenever her husband rolls over in bed."

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Id	ESLPod_0274_WE_0223
Episode Id	ESLPod 274
Episode Title	Buying Stamps at the Post Office
Phrase	roll
Text	In this podcast, the word "roll" means a long, thin piece of paper or film that is rolled in a circle or curled: "Many people put a roll of stamps inside a small plastic box so that they can take out one stamp at a time." A "roll" can also be a small, round piece of bread for one person: "Do you want butter or jam for your roll?" The verb "to roll" means to move by turning over and over: "The ball rolled down the hill." The verb "to roll" can also mean to make something move by turning over and over: "Can you please roll the ball over here?" The verb "to roll over" means to turn one's body while lying down so that one is resting on another side: "Gertie wakes up whenever her husband rolls over in bed."
Topics	Home + Community

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