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41 roll-on-roll-off adj
[ˌrəʊlɒnrəʊl'ɒf](Brit: ferry) roll-on roll-off inv -
42 roll-top desk
nome scrittoio m. a tamburo* * *roll-top desk /rəʊltɒpˈdɛsk/loc. n.scrittoio con alzata a scomparsa.* * *nome scrittoio m. a tamburo -
43 roll bar
nAuto roll bar m inv -
44 roll call
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45 roll-top adj
['rəʊlˌtɒp] -
46 roll around vi + adv
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47 roll away
vi + adv(ball) rotolare (via), (clouds, vehicle) allontanarsi -
48 roll-call
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49 roll-bar
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50 roll housing
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51 rock and roll
nome (anche rock'n'roll) rock and roll m.* * *nSee:* * *rock and roll, rock 'n' roll /ˈrɒknˈrəʊl/loc. n. [u](mus.) rock and roll.* * *nome (anche rock'n'roll) rock and roll m. -
52 anti-roll
anti-roll /æntɪˈrəʊl/a.(autom., naut.) antirollio: anti-roll bar, barra antirollio; barra stabilizzatrice; anti-roll tank, cassa antirollio● (naut.) anti-roll fin, aletta di rollio; pinna antirollio. -
53 rock 'n' roll
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54 toilet roll
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55 pay-roll
1) (a list of all the workers in a factory etc: We have 450 people on the pay-roll.) libro-paga2) (the total amount of money to be paid to all the workers: The thieves stole the pay-roll.) libro-paga -
56 rock'n'roll
noun ((also rock-and-roll) a simpler, earlier form of rock music.) rock and roll -
57 doctor roll
Dictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > doctor roll
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58 reverse roll(er) coated
Spalmatura f "reverse roll", spalmatura f a cilindri controrotantiDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > reverse roll(er) coated
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59 sausage-roll
noun (a piece of sausage meat cooked in a roll of pastry: They had sausage-rolls at the children's party.) (carne tritata cotta in un rotolo di pasta) -
60 toilet-roll
noun (a roll of toilet-paper.) rotolo di carta igienica
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