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Definition of rolling papers - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
smokingthin sheets for rolling cigarettes or substances
- He bought rolling papers to make his own cigarettes.
- She used rolling papers for her herbal blend.
- Rolling papers were scattered on the table.
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Images of rolling papers
thin sheets for rolling cigarettes or substances
Expressions with rolling
begin to be active or start moving
Let's get rolling on the new project.
consequences of failure or mistakes in a group
After the scandal, there was a lot of head rolling.
having a lot of money and spending it freely
The high rolling businessman bought a new yacht.
extremely drunk and unsteady on feet
He was rolling drunk after the party.
start an activity, process, or discussion
Let's get the ball rolling on this project.
make sure something continues without stopping
Let’s keep production rolling so we can meet the holiday deadline.
begin a process that leads to further actions or events
The announcement set the presses rolling for a series of investigations.
have a lot of money
After winning the lottery, they are rolling in dough.
continue an activity or process
Let's keep the ball rolling and finish this task today.
continue an event without interruption
Despite the delay, they kept the show rolling smoothly.
done with great ease and without any difficulty
She solved the puzzle like rolling off a log.
having a lot of money or wealth
Ever since the lottery win, she's rolling in it.
automobile maneuver slowing but not stopping at stop sign
He got a ticket for a rolling stop at the intersection.
start a process or activity
She set the ball rolling by introducing the first topic.
something has started and is in progress
Now that the ball is rolling, we can expect results soon.
staying active prevents stagnation
She keeps learning new skills because a rolling stone gathers no moss.
chair with wheels for easy movement
She sat on a rolling chair at her desk.
cylinder with handles used to flatten dough
She used a rolling pin to flatten the dough.
the act of moving the tongue in a rolling motion
He demonstrated tongue rolling as part of his party tricks.
circular movement of eyes showing exasperation or disbelief
Her eye-rolling was obvious during the boring lecture.
vigorous boiling with continuous surface motion
The soup reached a rolling boil, bubbling intensely.
thin paper for rolling cigarettes or joints
He bought rolling paper to make his own cigarettes.
person who moves a lot, never settles down
He's a rolling stone, never staying in one city for long.
gradual and continuous movement or change
The rolling wave of innovation transformed the industry.
Expressions with papers
get published in newspapers
Her achievements made the papers last week.
do routine office work
He spends most of his day pushing papers at his desk.
notice of dismissal from a job
He received his walking papers yesterday.
be told to leave a job or position
He got his walking papers after the meeting.
be dismissed from a job or position
After that argument with the boss, you got your walking papers.
become news in newspapers
The scandal hit the papers the next day.
reported or mentioned in newspapers or news articles
The story was in the papers yesterday.
documents related to employment or job tasks
She submitted her work papers to HR for verification.
official legal documents used to request or complete the end of marriage
He signed the divorce papers at the lawyer's office.
documents proving one's identity and employment eligibility
She presented her working papers during the job orientation.
official documents issued to prove a person's name nationality or status
The guard asked to see everyone's identity papers at the checkpoint.
personal documents kept confidential and not meant for the public to read
The biographer gained access to the author's private papers after his death.
announcement inviting submissions for a conference or journal
The conference issued a call for papers last week.
documents related to a legal or medical case
The lawyer reviewed the case papers before the trial.
official documents of a ship required for international travel
The captain presented the ship's papers at the port authority for clearance.
dismiss someone from a job or position
After repeated warnings, they gave Marcus his walking papers on Friday.
goodbye said in a humorous way
He waved and said, "See you in the funny papers!"
Terms related to rolling papers
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- French:feuilles à rouler, ...
- German:Zigarettenpapier, ...
- Italian:cartine, ...
- Spanish:papel de liar, ...
- Portuguese:papel de enrolar, ...
- Chinese:卷烟纸, ...
- Japanese:巻紙, ...
- Arabic:وَرَق لَفّ السَّجائِر, ...
- Hebrew:נְיָרוֹת גִּלְגּוּל, ...
- Russian:бумага для самокруток, ...
- Ukrainian:папірці для скручування, ...
- Hindi:सिगरेट पेपर, ...
- Bengali:রোলিং পেপার, ...
- Catalan:paper de fumar, ...
- Czech:cigaretové papírky, ...
- Danish:rullepapir, ...
- Dutch:vloeitjes, ...
- Greek:χαρτάκια, ...
- Hungarian:cigarettapapír, ...
- Khmer:ក្រដាសរមៀលបារី, ...
- Korean:종이, ...
- Persian:کاغذ سیگار, ...
- Polish:bibułki, ...
- Portuguese (BR):papel de seda, ...
- Romanian:foițe de rulat, ...
- Swedish:rullpapper, ...
- Thai:กระดาษมวนบุหรี่, ...
- Turkish:sigara kağıdı, ...
- Vietnamese:giấy cuốn, ...
Definition of rolling paper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
smokingthin paper for rolling cigarettes or joints
- He bought rolling paper to make his own cigarettes.
- She used rolling paper to craft a cigarette.
- Rolling paper is essential for those who roll their own.
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Expressions with rolling
begin to be active or start moving
Let's get rolling on the new project.
consequences of failure or mistakes in a group
After the scandal, there was a lot of head rolling.
having a lot of money and spending it freely
The high rolling businessman bought a new yacht.
extremely drunk and unsteady on feet
He was rolling drunk after the party.
start an activity, process, or discussion
Let's get the ball rolling on this project.
make sure something continues without stopping
Let’s keep production rolling so we can meet the holiday deadline.
begin a process that leads to further actions or events
The announcement set the presses rolling for a series of investigations.
have a lot of money
After winning the lottery, they are rolling in dough.
continue an activity or process
Let's keep the ball rolling and finish this task today.
continue an event without interruption
Despite the delay, they kept the show rolling smoothly.
done with great ease and without any difficulty
She solved the puzzle like rolling off a log.
having a lot of money or wealth
Ever since the lottery win, she's rolling in it.
automobile maneuver slowing but not stopping at stop sign
He got a ticket for a rolling stop at the intersection.
start a process or activity
She set the ball rolling by introducing the first topic.
something has started and is in progress
Now that the ball is rolling, we can expect results soon.
staying active prevents stagnation
She keeps learning new skills because a rolling stone gathers no moss.
chair with wheels for easy movement
She sat on a rolling chair at her desk.
cylinder with handles used to flatten dough
She used a rolling pin to flatten the dough.
the act of moving the tongue in a rolling motion
He demonstrated tongue rolling as part of his party tricks.
circular movement of eyes showing exasperation or disbelief
Her eye-rolling was obvious during the boring lecture.
vigorous boiling with continuous surface motion
The soup reached a rolling boil, bubbling intensely.
thin paper for rolling cigarettes or joints
He bought rolling paper to make his own cigarettes.
person who moves a lot, never settles down
He's a rolling stone, never staying in one city for long.
gradual and continuous movement or change
The rolling wave of innovation transformed the industry.
Expressions with papers
get published in newspapers
Her achievements made the papers last week.
do routine office work
He spends most of his day pushing papers at his desk.
notice of dismissal from a job
He received his walking papers yesterday.
be told to leave a job or position
He got his walking papers after the meeting.
be dismissed from a job or position
After that argument with the boss, you got your walking papers.
become news in newspapers
The scandal hit the papers the next day.
reported or mentioned in newspapers or news articles
The story was in the papers yesterday.
documents related to employment or job tasks
She submitted her work papers to HR for verification.
official legal documents used to request or complete the end of marriage
He signed the divorce papers at the lawyer's office.
documents proving one's identity and employment eligibility
She presented her working papers during the job orientation.
official documents issued to prove a person's name nationality or status
The guard asked to see everyone's identity papers at the checkpoint.
personal documents kept confidential and not meant for the public to read
The biographer gained access to the author's private papers after his death.
announcement inviting submissions for a conference or journal
The conference issued a call for papers last week.
documents related to a legal or medical case
The lawyer reviewed the case papers before the trial.
official documents of a ship required for international travel
The captain presented the ship's papers at the port authority for clearance.
dismiss someone from a job or position
After repeated warnings, they gave Marcus his walking papers on Friday.
goodbye said in a humorous way
He waved and said, "See you in the funny papers!"
Terms related to rolling paper
💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
View all translations of rolling paper
✨Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
- French:papier à rouler, ...
- German:Zigarettenpapier, ...
- Italian:cartina, ...
- Spanish:papel de fumar, ...
- Portuguese:papel de enrolar, ...
- Chinese:卷烟纸, ...
- Japanese:巻紙, ...
- Arabic:وَرَقُ لَفِّ السَّجَائِر, ...
- Hebrew:נְיָר גִּלְגּוּל, ...
- Russian:бумага для самокруток, ...
- Ukrainian:папір для скручування, ...
- Hindi:सिगरेट लपेटने का कागज़, ...
- Bengali:রোলিং পেপার, ...
- Catalan:paper de fumar, ...
- Czech:cigaretový papírek, ...
- Danish:rullepapir, ...
- Dutch:vloei, ...
- Greek:χαρτάκι στριφτού, ...
- Hungarian:cigarettapapír, ...
- Khmer:ក្រដាសរមូរបារី, ...
- Korean:종이, ...
- Persian:کاغذ سیگار, ...
- Polish:bibułka, ...
- Portuguese (BR):papel de seda, ...
- Romanian:hârtie de rulat, ...
- Swedish:rullpapper, ...
- Thai:กระดาษมวนบุหรี่, ...
- Turkish:sarma kağıdı, ...
- Vietnamese:giấy cuốn thuốc lá, ...
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