Past tense and present continuous tense of roll

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Original sentence: get out

English [r? L] beauty [rol]; Volume; Rolling and rotating; Rolling; The volume of intransitive verbs; Rolling; Turn; Ups and downs, shaking; Roll, roll; List; rock

Past tense: rolled, past participle: rolled, present participle: rolling

Spread out; spread

Work roll

Swarm in; There is a lot (money, etc.); Go to bed; reach

rock 'n' roll/rock and roll

Roll up; Roll up; Arrive; Appear; Accumulate; Force the enemy to retreat to the central government.

Roll gap roll opening; Distance between rollers

Rush forward, move on

cold rolling

Roll forming; Forming rolling

Roll and roll; Transfer; deferred payment

Fuck off. Scroll the page; Turn over and move slowly.

To repel; Reduce to the standard level.

Roll into a whole; roll into

Get down! Get down!

Get off, get off.

steel roll

Spring rolls (China's); Spring roller; pancake

Hot rolling, hot rolling and hot rolling coil; Heated calendering roll

Good luck again and again; Supernormal play; go well

Roll call; List; registration form

roll [r？ ul]

intransitive verb

1. Scroll, scroll:

The dog rolled on the lawn.

The dog rolled on the lawn.

2. (tears, etc. ) roll down:

Lucy's tears rolled down her face.

Lucy's tears rolled down her face.

3. (vehicle) driving; Automobile transportation:

The train is running at a high speed.

The train is running at a high speed.

Our school bus runs along the highway.

Our school bus runs on the expressway.

Hover:

Black smoke curled up from the chimney.

Black smoke curled up from the chimney.

5. (years, etc. ) it's all over; (time) came before you knew it:

The years are passing by.

The years are passing by.

Spring is coming again.

Unconsciously, spring is coming again.

6. Circular motion (of celestial bodies, etc). ):

Planets roll in their orbits.

Planets orbit.

7. Rolling; Pentium; Down the river:

A black car rolled down the hill.

A black car rolled down the hill.

Like the Yellow River, time rolls forward.

Time rolls forward like the Yellow River.

8. ups and downs (terrain, etc. ); Stretching:

The mountains extend to the horizon.

The mountains undulate on the horizon.

9. (Thunder, drums, etc. ) rumbling; (of birds, etc) call:

Thunder rumbled in the distance.

Thunder rumbled in the distance.

10. [American English] The football broke through and ran to the sideline [full name].

1 1. [archaic] stroll; Wandering; loaf about

12. Volume; Around; Packed; Be ironed:

Hedgehogs can roll into balls.

Hedgehogs can be rolled into a ball.

13. (eyeball, etc. ) turn, turn:

Her eyes rolled with fear.

Her eyes rolled up and down with fear.

14. (ships, etc. ) concave and convex; Shake:

The ship rocked violently back and forth on the rough sea.

The ship rocked in the rough waves.

15. stumbling:

The old man came up to me.

The old man staggered towards me.

He was drunk.

He was teetering with drunkenness.

16. Scroll; Rolling; "roll:

The dough is too wet to roll.

The dough is too thin to roll.

17. (Words) Go on and on:

Her mouth gushed with gratitude.

She gushed out words of thanks.

18. (Machine) operation; Boot; (movie, etc) action:

Their electric pump runs 12 hours a day.

Their electric pump runs 12 hours every day.

Let them go!

Open it! (used when making movies or TV series)

19. [Oral] rich; Have (often used with in):

They are rolling in money.

They have a lot of money.

She lives in luxury.

She leads a luxurious life.

20. [Spoken] Set out; Start action:

Come on. It's time to go.

Come on, it's time to go.

2 1. [oral] laughter; Laugh:

They laughed their heads off.

They laughed their heads off.

His jokes kept us laughing all night.

His jokes made us laugh all night.

transitive verb

1. Scroll:

They often snowball in winter.

They often have snowball fights in winter.

Strong winds swept the waves ashore.

Strong winds swept the waves to the coast.

2. cart; Automobile transportation:

The school bus took us to the airport.

The school bus took us to the airport.

3. Start, let it work:

Rotating camera

Start the camera

4. Fast rolling (drum):

They beat drums to let the villagers out.

They beat drums to gather the villagers.

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