Englisch | Arabisch |
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roll to bind or involve by winding | |
roll to cause something to revolve by turning over and over | |
roll to press or level with a roller | |
roll to turn over and over | |
roll to wrap round on itself | |
roll call reading of a list of names and responses | تَفَقُّداتm-p |
roll one's eyes turn one's eyes upwards | أَدَارَ عَيْنْعَيْنَيْهِ بَرَمَ عَيْنْعَيْنَيْهِ |
roll up one's sleeves prepare to work | |
rollercoaster amusement ride | |
rolling pin food preparation utensil | |
Rolls-Royce British brand - manufacturer(s) of cars, aero engines, etc. | |
bread roll miniature round loaf of bread | |
controlled inhibited or restrained in one's words or actions | |
controlled resulting from a comparison | |
controlled Under the control of the specified entity | |
corolla whorl of a flower | |
patent troll company, person, etc., that owns and enforces patents in an aggressive and opportunistic manner | |
placebo-controlled including a control group with placebo | |
programmable logic controller programmable electronic device | |
road roller heavy engineering vehicle used to compact asphalt | |
rock and roll style of music | |
scroll roll of paper or parchment | |
steamroller steam-powered road roller | |
stroll wander on foot | |
stroll wandering on foot |