rolling

• Describe algo que se mueve de manera continua, suave o con ondulaciones; se usa a menudo para paisajes, olas o sonidos.

Describes something that moves in a continuous, smooth, or undulating manner; often used to describe landscapes, waves, or sounds.

1. Moving by turning overA2formal

   Describes something that moves by turning over and over on a surface.

   que rueda, rodante

   • The rolling ball came to a stop at his feet.
   • She watched the rolling waves crash against the shore.
   • The rolling wheels of the train made a rhythmic sound.

   Sinónimosspinningtumblingwhirling

2. Continuous or steadyB1formal

   Happening in a continuous, steady, or gradual manner.

   Progresivo/continuo

   • The company has a rolling budget that updates every quarter.
   • They have a rolling contract that renews automatically.
   • The rolling hills stretched as far as the eye could see.

   Sinónimoscontinuousgradualongoingprogressivesequentialsteadysuccessiveuninterrupted

   Antónimosbrokendiscontinuousintermittentirregularsporadic

3. Rich and full (sound)B2formal

   Describes a deep, resonant, and continuous sound.

   Rico y pleno (sonido)

   • The rolling thunder echoed across the valley.
   • He spoke with a rolling baritone voice.
   • The rolling notes of the cello filled the concert hall.

   Sinónimosboomingdeepresonantresoundingreverberantrumblingsonorousthunderous

• Sustantivo que denota la acción, proceso o sonido de algo que gira, se mueve o progresa con un movimiento continuo, o una serie de acciones o eventos continuos.

A noun referring to the action, process, or sound of something that rotates, moves, or progresses in a continuous motion, or a series of continuous actions or events.

incontable

1. Act of moving by turningB1formal

   The action or motion of something that rotates or moves along a surface by turning over and over.

   rodadura

   • The rolling of the ball down the hill was smooth.
   • The rolling of the waves against the shore was hypnotic.
   • The rolling of the dice determined the winner.

   Sinónimosrollrotationspinturningwhirling

2. Continuous motion or progressB2informal

   A steady, continuous movement or progression, often used in phrases like 'rolling in' or 'rolling out'.

   Progresión continua

   • The rolling of the credits marked the end of the movie.
   • The rolling of the new software update began last week.
   • The rolling of the crowd through the streets was chaotic.

   Sinónimosadvancecourseflowprogressprogressionstreamsuccession

• Verbo que designa la acción de moverse dando vueltas sobre una superficie o de dar forma cilíndrica a algo, así como hacer girar un objeto sobre sí mismo.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving by turning over and over on a surface, or to form something into a cylindrical shape.

1. A1formal

   To move by turning over and over on a surface.

   rodar

   • The ball rolled down the hill.
   • She rolled the dough into a thin sheet.
   • He rolled the dice and got a six.

   Sinónimosbowlrevolvesomersaultspintumble

2. Form into a shapeA2formal

   To form something into a cylindrical or rounded shape.

   Enrollar

   • She rolled the paper into a tube.
   • He rolled the carpet up and stored it.
   • They rolled the sleeping bags tightly.

   Sinónimosballcoilcurlfurltwistwindwrap

   Antónimosflattenspreadstraightenstretchunroll

3. Move on wheelsA2formal

   To move or be moved on wheels or rollers.

   rodar

   • The car rolled slowly into the garage.
   • She rolled the suitcase behind her.
   • The truck rolled along the highway.

   Sinónimostrundlewheel

4. Start functioningB1informal

   To begin operating or functioning, especially in a gradual way.

   empezar a funcionar

   • The cameras started to roll for the movie scene.
   • Let's get this project rolling.
   • The production line is rolling again after the break.

   Sinónimosbegincommenceget goinglaunchset in motionstartstart up

   Antónimosceaseendhaltstop

Variantes phrasalroll aroundroll downroll inroll offroll outroll overroll up