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121 roll into
v.1 entrar rodando por, rodar hacia.2 meter rodando a.3 enrollar en forma de, apelotonar en forma de. -
122 roll off
v.1 caerse rodando, caer rodando, rodar al suelo.2 imprimir.3 fabricar en serie. -
123 roll out
v.1 desenrollar.2 desenrollarse.3 salir rodando, alejarse rodando.4 extender con el rodillo, alisar, allanar, extender con rodillo.5 sacar rodando. -
124 roll over
s.refinanciamiento.v.1 caerse rodando.2 rodar por.3 voltear.4 derribar.5 extender el plazo de pago de, refinanciar, aplazar el pago de, renegociar los términos de.vi.dar vueltas (several times); darse la vuelta (once) (persona); dar una vuelta (de campana) (coche) -
125 roll shutter
s.persiana enrollable. -
126 roll stationery
s.rollo de papel de impresión. -
127 roll taker
s.tomador de lista, listero. -
128 roll toward
v.voltear hacia.
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