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1 roll bar
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2 roll-bar sm inv
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3 roll-bar
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4 rock and roll
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5 spalmatura reverse roll
Spalmatura f "reverse roll", spalmatura f a cilindri controrotantiReverse roll(er) coatedDizionario italiano-inglese per macchine e attrezzature per l'imballaggio > spalmatura reverse roll
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6 spring roll
( CHINE)a lighter version of the egg roll, with fillings such as shrimp or black mushrooms♦ Thin sheets of dough which are filled with meat, seafood, or vegetables and rolled into logs. Spring rolls are most often deep fried, though they may also be steamed. Chinese versions use wheat doughs, while the Vietnamese and Thai versions use a rice paper wrapper. -
7 egg roll
( CHINE)phyllolike wrapper stuffed with pork, cabbage or other vegetables, rolled up and deep-fried or steamed -
8 andare avanti (per inerzia)
Mini dizionario italiano-inglese > andare avanti (per inerzia)
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9 girarsi (sul ventre)
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10 rotolare
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11 spianare (col rullo)
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12 tirarsi su
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13 arrotolare
roll up* * *arrotolare v.tr. to roll up.◘ arrotolarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron. to roll up.* * *[arroto'lare] 1. 2.verbo pronominale arrotolarsi [tappeto, foglio di carta] to roll up* * *arrotolare/arroto'lare/ [1]to roll up [tappeto, foglio di carta]; to roll [ cigarette]II arrotolarsi verbo pronominale[tappeto, foglio di carta] to roll up. -
14 appallottolare
roll up into a ball* * *appallottolare v.tr. to roll into a ball, into a pellet, to make* into a ball, into a pellet.◘ appallottolarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 to form into a ball, into balls, into lumps2 ( avvolgersi su se stesso) to coil up; to curl up; to roll up.* * *[appallotto'lare]1. vt(carta, foglio) to screw into a ball2. vr (appallottolarsi)(gatto) to roll up into a ball* * *[appallotto'lare] 1. 2.verbo pronominale appallottolarsi [gatto, riccio] to curl up into a ball* * *appallottolare/appallotto'lare/ [1]to crumple (up), to roll [sth.] into a ball [ carta]II appallottolarsi verbo pronominale[gatto, riccio] to curl up into a ball. -
15 rotolarsi
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16 materiale in rotoli
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17 arrotolare
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18 rotolare
v/t and v/i roll* * *rotolare v.tr.◆ v. intr. to roll: la palla rotolava giù per la discesa, the ball was rolling down the slope; sono rotolato giù dalle scale, I tumbled down the stairs.◘ rotolarsi v.rifl. to roll, to wallow: rotolare nel fango, to wallow in the mud; rotolare sull'erba, to roll on the grass.* * *[roto'lare]1. vt vi2. vr (rotolarsi)* * *[roto'lare] 1.verbo transitivo to roll2. 3.-rsi sull'erba, per terra — to roll around o about on the grass, the floor
* * *rotolare/roto'lare/ [1]to roll(aus. essere) to roll; rotolare giù per le scale to tumble down the stairsIII rotolarsi verbo pronominaleto roll; -rsi sull'erba, per terra to roll around o about on the grass, the floor; - rsi nel fango to wallow in the mud. -
19 rollare
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20 rullare
nautical term rollcivil aviation taxi* * *rullare v. intr.1 to roll: i tamburi rullavano, the drums rolled3 (aer.) to taxi* * *[rul'lare]1. vt(spianare con il rullo) to roll1) (tamburo) to roll2) Aer to taxi* * *[rul'lare]1) [ tamburo] to roll2) aer. to taxi; mar. to roll* * *rullare/rul'lare/ [1](aus. avere)1 [ tamburo] to roll2 aer. to taxi; mar. to roll.
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