Can roll be translated as roll

If it is "get out", it will not work, it can be simply translated as "roller, wheel", etc., because the "piston, roller" in the compressor is: Ro, that is, the abbreviation of roller.

Yes, roll

roul] is an intransitive verb.

a.Balls, Wheels, etc. Roll, roll, roll in, roll down, roll out, roll out, roll on, roll over, and overThe barrel rolled and rolled.

b."Tears and Sweat" Tears ed down his cheeksTears ran down his cheeks.

c."Man" rolls on (bed, etc.), rolls into i was so tired i just ed into bedI was so tired that I rolled up and went to sleep.

Rock is complete with rock and rollrockrck

n.rocks, reefs, stones, shakes.

vt.Swing, make shake.

vi.Shake, shake.

rollreul]

adj.Roll, roll, rock, shake, roll, roll, roll.

vt.Rolling, rolling.

n.a) Roll, roll, wobble, swing, list.

When you add it together, it's certainly rock!

Yes, the rolling action is not used as a transitive verb, and the transitive verb is translated as a transitive verb.

Yes, "rolling" to be exact.

roll English[r l] American [ro l]vtScroll; Run; Rotate (eyeballs, etc.) from side to side; (make) circle in place;

vi.Rolling; Rocking from side to side; Start moving, start;

n.Roster; rollover;

Example sentence] the ball rolled into the net.

Other] Third person singular number: rolls plural number: rolls present participle: rolling past tense: rolled Past participle: rolled

roll English[r l] American [ro l]vtScroll; Run; Rotate (eyeballs, etc.) from side to side; (make) circle in place;

vi.Rolling; Rocking from side to side; Start moving, start;

n.Roster; rollover;

The ball rolled into the net.

roll

English [r l] American [ro l].

vt.Scroll; Run; Rotate (eyeballs, etc.) from side to side; (make) in place to circle viRolling; Rocking from side to side; Start moving, start;

n.Roster; rollover;