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1. v1) кати́ть(ся); верте́ть(ся)roll down the hill — скати́ться с холма́
2) враща́ть(ся)roll one's eyes — закати́ть глаза́
the hedgehog rolled itself into a ball — ёж сверну́лся в клубо́к
4) раската́тьroll out the pastry — раската́ть те́сто
5) кача́ть(ся) ( с боку на бок)- roll backthe ship rolled heavily — парохо́д си́льно кача́ло
- roll in
- roll out
- roll up
- rolling mill
- rolling pin
- rolling stock
- rolling stone
- rolling stone gathers no moss
- roll out the red carpet
- roll up one's sleeves 2. n1) свёрток м; руло́н мa roll of wall paper — руло́н обо́ев
2) спи́сок м ( list)3) бу́лочка жfresh rolls for breakfast — све́жие бу́лочки к за́втраку
4) мор бортова́я ка́чкаpitch and roll — килева́я и бортова́я ка́чка
5) раска́тистый звук- roll call voteroll of thunder — раска́т гро́ма
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