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Definition of pipe roll - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
historyRare UK historical financial records of the English ExchequerRare UK
- The pipe roll from 1189 was studied by historians.
- The pipe roll revealed the kingdom's financial status.
- Researchers found valuable data in the ancient pipe roll.
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Expressions with pipe
stop talking or making noise
The teacher asked the students to pipe down during the lecture..
unrealistic hope or plan unlikely to happen
Winning the lottery is just a pipe dream.
interrupt a conversation with a comment
She piped in with a suggestion during the meeting.
speak suddenly or loudly in a group
He piped up with a question during the meeting.
accidentally enter the airway instead of the stomach while swallowing
The sip of juice went down the wrong pipe and made him cough.
wish unlikely to come true
His idea of becoming a movie star is just a pipe dream.
situation where food enters the trachea causing coughing
She started coughing because the water went down the wrong pipe.
settle a dispute or disagreement
The neighbors finally smoked the peace pipe after months of arguments.
the act of installing pipes
The workers were busy with the laying pipe for the new building.
colorful wire for arts and crafts projects
She made a butterfly using pipe cleaners.
tube with a bowl for smoking tobacco
He enjoyed his evening with a smoking pipe.
pipe used to transport water in plumbing
The water pipe burst and flooded the basement.
person who smokes tobacco using a pipe
The old man, a seasoned pipe smoker, puffed thoughtfully..
device with bowl and stem for smoking tobacco
He cleaned his tobacco pipe after every use.
pipe that carries liquid or gas from a source to its destination
The pump pushes water through the delivery pipe to the storage tank.
pipe that carries water or gas from the main source to users
The plumber replaced the rusty supply pipe under the kitchen sink.
breathe in and out smoke from a smoking pipe
He likes to puff on a pipe after dinner.
pipe used for smoking crack cocaine
He was arrested with a crack pipe in his possession.
simple woodwind instrument used by shepherds
The shepherd played a tune on his shepherd's pipe while watching the flock..
clay pipe used in plumbing or drainage
The old house had clay pipes for drainage.
muscular tube carrying food from mouth to stomach
She felt a burning sensation in her food pipe.
adjustable tool for gripping and turning pipes
The plumber used a pipe wrench to fix the leak.
pipe carries rainwater from roof
The rainwater pipe was clogged with leaves.
wind instrument using a reed to produce sound
She played a melody on her reed pipe.
Expressions with roll
make a rolling motion or turn
The dog learned to roll over.
move around on the ground playfully
The puppies roll about in the grass.
move on the ground while rotating body
The dog loves to roll around in the grass.
lower something flexible by unrolling it
She decided to roll down the car window..
to move by turning over and over on a surface
The ball started to roll off the table..
continue to move forward
The car rolled on despite the flat tire.
move the tongue into a curved or tube shape
She can roll her tongue easily.
extend or spread out from a rolled-up state
She helped her grandmother roll out the dough on the table..
fold sleeves to keep them out of the way
He rolled his sleeves up before washing the dishes.
throw dice in a game
It's your turn to roll the dice and move your piece.
continue without stopping
The meeting will roll through lunch.
make something into a cylinder by wrapping it around itself
She began to roll up the poster to put it away..
people will be fired for big mistakes
After the product recall, heads will roll at the factory.
have fun or enjoy life fully without stopping
Let's let the good times roll at the party tonight!
prepared to start or begin something
The team is ready to roll for the big game.
return something to a previous state
The company decided to roll back the software update.
arrive in large numbers or in a steady flow
Donations roll in after the disaster.
have so much money you live in great comfort
They roll in wealth and travel the world in style.
be easy to say or pronounce
Her name just rolls off the tongue.
move eyes upward to show annoyance, disapproval, impatience, or frustration
Teenagers often roll their eyes when parents repeat the same advice.
extend utmost hospitality, treat as honored guest, welcome extravagantly
They rolled out the red carpet for the visiting dignitaries.
prepare to work hard or tackle a task
It's time to roll up your sleeves and start cleaning the house.
adapt or accept changes or challenges without resistance
Sometimes you just have to roll with the changes.
laugh very hard and uncontrollably
The comedian had everyone rolling in the aisles.
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- French:archives de l'Échiquier, ...
- German:Pipe Roll, ...
- Italian:rotolo delle pipe, ...
- Spanish:registros financieros históricos, ...
- Portuguese:registo financeiro histórico, ...
- Chinese:财务卷宗, ...
- Japanese:パイプロール, ...
- Arabic:سِجِلّ الأَنابيب, ...
- Hebrew:פַּיְיפּ רוֹל, ...
- Russian:финансовые свитки, ...
- Ukrainian:пайп-рол, ...
- Hindi:पाइप रोल, ...
- Bengali:পাইপ রোল, ...
- Catalan:rotlle de comptes, ...
- Czech:rourové svitky, ...
- Danish:finansoptegnelser, ...
- Dutch:pipe roll, ...
- Greek:ρολό σωλήνα, ...
- Hungarian:számadáskönyv, ...
- Khmer:បញ្ជីកំណត់ត្រាហិរញ្ញវត្ថុប្រវត្តិសាស្ត្ររបស់រតនាគារអង់គ្លេស, ...
- Korean:파이프 롤, ...
- Persian:سوابق مالی, ...
- Polish:roczniki Pipe, ...
- Portuguese (BR):registro do Tesouro, ...
- Romanian:înregistrare financiară, ...
- Swedish:rullande räkenskaper, ...
- Thai:บันทึกทางการเงิน, ...
- Turkish:boru rulosu, ...
- Vietnamese:cuộn sổ pipe, ...
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