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roll {substantiv}
ruolo · appello · elenco · albo · pezza · registro · rotolo · matricola · brontolio · rullo · rullo
to roll {verb}
ruzzolare · cadere · avvolgere · arrotolare · rotolare · brontolare · barcollare · rumoreggiare
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Engelsk-italiensk översättning av "roll"
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roll {substantiv}
We will be looking for a roll-call vote on this aspect of the report tomorrow.
There were certain reasons for this as the roll call vote had been forgotten.
Mr President, if we are to vote now, I should like the vote to be by roll call.
I would like to point out, however, that the voting will be by roll-call.
Madam President, I am wondering whether you have just held a vote by roll call.
However, I note that the voting list distributed to Members advises Members when there will be a roll-call vote.
Mrs Rosa Díez González spoke of the Spanish Presidency's drum roll.
to roll {verb}
to roll [rolled|rolled] {vb} (även: to fall, to fall down, to tumble down, to topple)
to roll [rolled|rolled] {vb} (även: to fall, to fall down, to flop, to drop)
to roll [rolled|rolled] {tran. vb} (även: to enfold, to engulf, to coil, to wind)
to roll [rolled|rolled] {tran. vb} (även: to coil, to wind, to reel, to roll up)
In our brainstorms, we came up with the idea you could use it for a soccer goal: so at the end of the game, you just roll up the goal and...
And then this is the silicon sheath I roll over, to keep it on. Which, when I sweat, you know, I'm pistoning out of it.
And Chad says, "Sure, like, we have this, like, salmon, that's, like, rolled in this, like, wasabi, like, crust.
to roll [rolled|rolled] {tran. vb}
The bronze is nice hard, durable material that could roll on the ground.
And this Japanese macaque has made a snowball, and he or she's going to roll down a hill.
That prisoner covered himself with shit every day, and they used to have to roll him in dirt so he wouldn't stink.
So it allows it to roll.
Nor do I think that we, the European Union, are mere bystanders doomed, like Sisyphus, to roll the boulder to the top of the mountain and
to roll [rolled|rolled] {intran. vb} (även: to grumble, to mutter, to mumble, to growl)
to roll [rolled|rolled] {intran. vb} (även: to dodder, to totter, to lurch, to teeter)
to roll [rolled|rolled] {intran. vb} (även: to grumble, to bubble, to rumble, to growl)