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41 roll front
adj. storlu, stor kapaklı -
42 roll front cabinet
n. storlu dolap -
43 roll in cash
para içinde yüzmek, çok parası olmak -
44 roll in the aisles
gülmekten kırılmak, gülmekten yerlere yatmak -
45 roll into a ball
v. top yapmak -
46 roll lathe
n. merdaneli torna tezgâhı -
47 roll of honor
şehit düşenlerin listesi -
48 roll oneself into a ball
v. tortop olmak -
49 roll over
çevirmek, yuvarlanmak, bir taraftan öbür tarafa yuvarlanmak -
50 roll up one's sleeves
kollarını sıvamak, kolları sıvamak, işe girişmek, işe koyulmak -
51 roll axis
tono ekseni, yatis ekseni -
52 roll mark
hadde izi -
53 roll moulding
yuvarlak pervaz -
54 roll one's sleeves up
kollari sivamak -
55 roll-back
geri dönüs -
56 roll-on ferry
araba vapuru -
57 roll-out
disari-atma -
58 roll-over credit
döner kredi -
59 roll around
yuvarlan -
60 roll command signal
yuvarlanma komutu sinyali
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