roll over

• Verbo frasal usado para indicar virar o corpo de um lado para o outro, ou transferir ou adiar algo (como dinheiro ou uma tarefa) para um momento posterior ou para outra pessoa.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of turning the body from one side to the other, or to transfer or defer something (such as money or a task) to a later time or person.

incontável · transitivo e intransitivo · phrasal, separável

1. Turn the bodyinformal

   To turn one's body from one side to the other while lying down.

   Virar-se

   • The baby rolled over onto her stomach.
   • He rolled over in bed and went back to sleep.
   • The dog rolled over to have its belly rubbed.

   Sinônimosflip overrollturn over

2. Financial transferformalbusiness

   To reinvest funds from one account or investment into another, often to defer taxes.

   Transferir

   • She decided to roll over her 401(k) into an IRA.
   • You can roll over the funds from your old pension plan.
   • The accountant advised him to roll over the investment.

   Sinônimoscarry overtransfer

3. Yield or submitinformal

   To give in or submit to someone or something, often reluctantly.

   Ceder

   • He refused to roll over and accept the unfair terms.
   • The company rolled over to the demands of the union.
   • She won't roll over without a fight.

   Sinônimosacquiesceback downcapitulatecave ingive insubmitsuccumbsurrenderyield

   Antônimosdefyopposerebelresistwithstand

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