roll up

Word family adjectiverollablerolledroll-onnounrollerrollingrollawayrollbackrollbarroll-callrollcollarrollerballRollerbladerollerbladerrollerbladingrollerblindrollercoasterroller skaterolling pinrolling stockroll-on roll-offrolloutrolloverroll

Examples from the Corpus

roll into• It is unique in the millipede world for its ability to roll up into a sphere as a means of protection.• Learning, singing, and praying are rolled up into one: catechesis, as opposed to dialogue or concerned interest for religious matters.• The danger, of course, lies in the fact that the deferred interest payments will be rolled up into the capital debt.

roll your sleeves/trousers etc up• In the second half, the Cherry and Whites rolled their sleeves up and got stuck in.• Boss Peter Wheeler conceives the cars, tests them himself and even rolls his sleeves up to help design them.

roll your sleeves up• In the second half, the Cherry and Whites rolled their sleeves up and got stuck in.• We've got a crisis on our hands, and we need to roll up our sleeves and do something about it.• Boss Peter Wheeler conceives the cars, tests them himself and even rolls his sleeves up to help design them.

Related topics: Tobacco

ˈroll-up noun [countableC] British EnglishBrE informal

DFTa cigarette that you make yourself 手卷香烟

Examples from the Corpus

roll-up• It was just like we were back in the cell, sitting down, having a chat and a roll-up.• You're lucky if you have a roll-up in Risley.• Odd-Knut collects a kettle of snow and has settled into Nathan's seat with a roll-up.• Terry hurriedly stubbed out his roll-up, pushed his chair back and got up.• Odd-Knut smokes a pensive roll-up, I fish, Tony photographs, Nathan wanders off with a shovel and ice drill.• He used to smoke sixty cigarettes a day and says he's brought it down to between fifteen and twenty roll-ups.

From Longman Business Dictionary

roll something → up phrasal verbphr v [transitiveT]

FINANCE if a company or financial institution rolls up the regular payments that would normally be made on an investment, it adds them to the value of the investment and pays them out when the investment MATUREs (=reaches the end of its life)

The interest is rolled up over the life of the security and paid out when it is redeemed.

→ roll

单词	roll up
释义	roll up Word family adjectiverollablerolledroll-onnounrollerrollingrollawayrollbackrollbarroll-callrollcollarrollerballRollerbladerollerbladerrollerbladingrollerblindrollercoasterroller skaterolling pinrolling stockroll-on roll-offrolloutrolloverroll Examples from the Corpus roll into• It is unique in the millipede world for its ability to roll up into a sphere as a means of protection.• Learning, singing, and praying are rolled up into one: catechesis, as opposed to dialogue or concerned interest for religious matters.• The danger, of course, lies in the fact that the deferred interest payments will be rolled up into the capital debt. roll your sleeves/trousers etc up• In the second half, the Cherry and Whites rolled their sleeves up and got stuck in.• Boss Peter Wheeler conceives the cars, tests them himself and even rolls his sleeves up to help design them. roll your sleeves up• In the second half, the Cherry and Whites rolled their sleeves up and got stuck in.• We've got a crisis on our hands, and we need to roll up our sleeves and do something about it.• Boss Peter Wheeler conceives the cars, tests them himself and even rolls his sleeves up to help design them. Related topics: Tobacco ˈroll-up noun [countableC] British EnglishBrE informal DFTa cigarette that you make yourself 手卷香烟 Examples from the Corpus roll-up• It was just like we were back in the cell, sitting down, having a chat and a roll-up.• You're lucky if you have a roll-up in Risley.• Odd-Knut collects a kettle of snow and has settled into Nathan's seat with a roll-up.• Terry hurriedly stubbed out his roll-up, pushed his chair back and got up.• Odd-Knut smokes a pensive roll-up, I fish, Tony photographs, Nathan wanders off with a shovel and ice drill.• He used to smoke sixty cigarettes a day and says he's brought it down to between fifteen and twenty roll-ups. From Longman Business Dictionary roll something → up phrasal verbphr v [transitiveT] FINANCE if a company or financial institution rolls up the regular payments that would normally be made on an investment, it adds them to the value of the investment and pays them out when the investment MATUREs (=reaches the end of its life) The interest is rolled up over the life of the security and paid out when it is redeemed. → roll
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