bread roll UK
ˈbrɛd ˌroʊl
See also: dinner roll (US)
bread roll: small round bread served as a side or for sandwiches
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Definition of bread roll - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

foodUKsmall round bread served as a side or for sandwichesUK
  • She put butter on the bread roll.
  • He enjoyed a bread roll with his salad.
  • The bakery sold out of bread rolls by noon.
dinner roll soft roll
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  • bread roll: small round bread served as a side or for sandwiches
    small round bread served as a side or for sandwiches

Expressions with bread

bread basketn.
basket used to hold bread on a table
The waiter brought a bread basket to the table.
make breadv.
prepare and bake bread from ingredients
She loves to make bread every weekend.
brown breadn.
whole wheat or wholemeal bread
She prefers brown bread for its nutritional benefits.
liquid breadn.
beer or other alcoholic drink made from grains
He referred to his beer as liquid bread.
best thing since bread was slicedexp.
extremely good or innovative thing or idea
This new phone is the best thing since bread was sliced.
best thing since sliced breadn.
something considered extremely good or innovative
This new phone is the best thing since sliced bread!

Expressions with roll

roll overv.
make a rolling motion or turn
The dog learned to roll over.
roll upv.
make something into a cylinder by wrapping it around itself
She began to roll up the poster to put it away.
roll aboutv.
move around on the ground playfully
The puppies roll about in the grass.
roll aroundv.
move on the ground while rotating body
The dog loves to roll around in the grass.
roll offv.
to move by turning over and over on a surface
The ball started to roll off the table.
roll onv.
continue to move forward
The car rolled on despite the flat tire.
roll one's tonguev.
move the tongue into a curved or tube shape
She can roll her tongue easily.
roll outv.
extend or spread out from a rolled-up state
She helped her grandmother roll out the dough on the table.
roll someone's sleeves upv.
fold sleeves to keep them out of the way
He rolled his sleeves up before washing the dishes.
roll the dicev.
throw dice in a game
It's your turn to roll the dice and move your piece.

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Terms with bread roll included in their meaning

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hot dogn.
food
sausage in a bread roll with condiments
soft rolln.
food
bread roll with a soft crust
sweet rolln.
food
small sweet bread roll
bageln.
baking
ring-shaped bread roll boiled before baking
burger bunn.
cooking
soft round bread roll for hamburgers
hot dog bunn.
food
soft bread roll for holding a hot dog
briochen.
food
type of sweet, light bread or roll
fluten.
food
long French bread roll

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  1. French:petit pain, ...
  2. German:Brötchen, ...
  3. Italian:panino, ...
  4. Spanish:panecillo, ...
  5. Portuguese:papo-seco, ...
  6. Chinese:小圆面包, ...
  7. Japanese:ロールパン, ...
  8. Arabic:لَفَافَة خُبْز, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַחְמָנִיָּה, ...
  10. Russian:булочка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:булочка, ...
  12. Hindi:रोल, ...

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