英语单词短语词组“roll over”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

roll over

phrasal verbwithrollverb

/rəʊl/us

/roʊl/

toagreeto what someonewants,especiallybecause you are underpressureor under someone'scontrol:

"If thebillpasses, we'recertainlynot going torollover and say that'sfine," he said.

They're not going to justrollover andlethimplaybecause they're gettingpressurefrom everybody.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Accepting & agreeing

acceptance
accepting
accommodation
accreditation
agree tosomething
agree withsomething
approved
concur
murmur
reconcile
rise
root
rule
sanction
self-acceptance
self-acknowledged
self-admitted
settle onsomething
signer
unanimous

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roll(something)oversomething

phrasal verbwithrollverb

/rəʊl/us

/roʊl/

If yourollover something on acomputerscreen, youmovethemouseover anactiveplaceso that you canseeinformationthat ishiddenunder it:

If yourollyourmouseover a word,itsdefinitionwillappear.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Operating computers

admin
aliasing
always-on
backsomeoneup
black hat
computerate
computerize
drill down
enter
escape
interface
keyboarder
maximize
miswrite
mouse oversomething
munging
navigational
scroll
ticket
uninstall

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(Definition ofroll overfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

roll sth over| Business English

roll sth over

phrasal verbwithrollverb

/rəʊl/us

FINANCE

tomovesomething such as anamountofmoneyfrom oneplaceto another:

roll sth over into sthInvestors canrollovertheirmaximum£9,000stakeinto a newtax-freeaccount.

Moneyleftover from lastyearhas beenrolledover to this year's tutoringbudget.

FINANCE

tomoveadebtorloanfrom onecompanyto another, or to make adebtorloanarrangementcontinuefor alongerperiodthanpreviouslyagreed:

Mostgovernmentdebtas itmaturesisrolledover.

单词	roll over
释义	roll over phrasal verbwithrollverb uk /rəʊl/us /roʊl/ toagreeto what someonewants,especiallybecause you are underpressureor under someone'scontrol: "If thebillpasses, we'recertainlynot going torollover and say that'sfine," he said. They're not going to justrollover andlethimplaybecause they're gettingpressurefrom everybody. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Accepting & agreeing acceptance accepting accommodation accreditation agree tosomething agree withsomething approved concur murmur reconcile rise root rule sanction self-acceptance self-acknowledged self-admitted settle onsomething signer unanimous See more results » roll(something)oversomething phrasal verbwithrollverb uk /rəʊl/us /roʊl/ If yourollover something on acomputerscreen, youmovethemouseover anactiveplaceso that you canseeinformationthat ishiddenunder it: If yourollyourmouseover a word,itsdefinitionwillappear. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Operating computers admin aliasing always-on backsomeoneup black hat computerate computerize drill down enter escape interface keyboarder maximize miswrite mouse oversomething munging navigational scroll ticket uninstall See more results » (Definition ofroll overfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) roll sth over\| Business English roll sth over phrasal verbwithrollverb uk /rəʊl/us FINANCE tomovesomething such as anamountofmoneyfrom oneplaceto another: roll sth over into sthInvestors canrollovertheirmaximum£9,000stakeinto a newtax-freeaccount. Moneyleftover from lastyearhas beenrolledover to this year's tutoringbudget. FINANCE tomoveadebtorloanfrom onecompanyto another, or to make adebtorloanarrangementcontinuefor alongerperiodthanpreviouslyagreed: Mostgovernmentdebtas itmaturesisrolledover. (Definition ofroll sth overfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/roll-over##
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