roll off

• Verbe à particule désignant l'action de tomber ou de se détacher d'une surface, ou de produire ou terminer quelque chose de manière continue.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of something falling or coming off a surface, or being produced or completed in a continuous manner.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

1. Fall from a surfaceinformal

   To fall or slide from a surface, often due to gravity or lack of friction.

   Rouler hors de

   • The ball rolled off the table and onto the floor.
   • A coin rolled off the counter and disappeared.
   • The apple rolled off the shelf when I bumped it.

   Synonymesdrop offfall offslip off

2. Produce or emit continuouslyinformal

   To produce or release something in a steady stream, often used in manufacturing or speech.

   Produire en continu

   • The factory rolls off hundreds of cars each day.
   • He can roll off statistics without even thinking.
   • The assembly line rolls off new products every hour.

   Synonymeschurn outdischargeemitpour outproducereleasespewturn out

   Antonymesceasehaltstop

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