Definition of roll over - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
movementintr. make a rolling motion or turnintr.
- The dog learned to roll over.
2.
- He refused to roll over to the demands.
3.
- The team rolled over their opponents.
4.
investment renewaltr. TECH. reinvest funds into a new investmenttr. TECH.
- After the bond matured, he decided to roll over the capital into stocks..
5.
loan extensiontr. TECH. allow a loan to continue for longertr. TECH.
- The bank agreed to roll over the loan.
Expressions with roll over
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feel imagined strong anger or shock from the perspective of a dead person
If he saw this mess, he would roll over in his grave.
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acrobatics
acrobatic move where feet roll over head
Examples of roll over in a sentence
He watched the log roll over in the river. She won't roll over just because they pressured her. The company decided not to roll over in the face of competition. The champion rolled over every challenger. They expected the army to roll over the resistance. She decided to roll over her 401(k) into an IRA.
He chose to roll over the investment for another term. They decided to roll over the investment. The company chose to roll over its debts.
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- French:tourner, céder, ...
- German:umdrehen, nachgeben, ...
- Italian:rotolare, arrendersi, ...
- Spanish:rodar, ceder, ...
- Portuguese:rolar, ceder, ...
- Chinese:翻滚, 屈服, ...
- Japanese:回転する, 屈する, ...
- Arabic:تَدَحْرَجَ, اِسْتَسْلَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְגַּלְגֵּל, לְהִיכָּנֵעַ, ...
- Russian:перекатываться, уступать, ...
- Ukrainian:перекочуватися, піддаватися, ...
- Hindi:पलटना, झुक जाना, ...
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