Buscar
to roll up
[phrase form: roll]
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enrollar, arrollar
to fold something into a tube-like shape
Transitive: to roll up a flat and flexible piece of material
Example
The pastry chef skillfully rolled up the croissant dough, creating flaky layers for the perfect texture.
The artist carefully rolled up the canvas, preparing it for transport to the gallery.
02
reunir, convocar
to assemble people or things in one place or group
Transitive: to roll up sb/sth
Example
She rolled up her friends for a surprise party at her house.
Ella reunió a sus amigos para una fiesta sorpresa en su casa.
He rolled up his notes and documents, preparing for the meeting.
Reunió sus notas y documentos, preparándose para la reunión.
03
enrollar, rodar hacia arriba
to fold and transform into a tube-like shape
Intransitive
Example
The scroll fell and rolled up against the wall.
El pergamino cayó y se enrolló contra la pared.
As the breeze picked up, the rug on the patio lifted and rolled up near the garden.
A medida que la brisa aumentaba, la alfombra en el patio se levantó y rodó hacia arriba cerca del jardín.
04
enroscarse, acurrucarse
to make one's body into a rounded shape, often for warmth, comfort, or rest
Intransitive
Example
Feeling chilly, she decided to roll up in a blanket by the fireplace.
Sintiendo frío, decidió acurrucarse en una manta junto a la chimenea.
The cat rolled up in a cozy corner for an afternoon nap.
El gato se acurrucó en un rincón acogedor para una siesta vespertina.
05
subir, cerrar
to cause a car window to move upward, typically using a mechanical or electric mechanism
Transitive: to roll up a car window
Example
She rolled up her car window using the control panel on the driver's side.
He rolled up the passenger window by turning the handle clockwise.
06
llegar, arribar
to arrive at a destination or location using a vehicle
Intransitive: to roll up somewhere
Example
The tour bus rolled up to the museum, unloading excited tourists.
The ambulance rolled up to the accident scene, its sirens blaring.
07
arremangar, subir
to tuck the edges of a piece of clothing, such as sleeves or trousers, to adjust the length
Transitive: to roll up a piece of clothing
Example
She rolled up her sleeves to cool off in the hot weather.
He rolled up his trousers to wade through the shallow stream.
08
aparecer, llegar
to arrive at a location, typically in a significant or noticeable quantity
Intransitive: to roll up somewhere
Example
The protesters rolled up to the city center, demanding justice for their cause.
The guests rolled up to the party, bringing gifts and good cheer.
09
acumular, reunir
to gather a significant amount of something
Transitive: to roll up sth
Example
The company rolled up significant profits by expanding into new markets.
La compañía acumuló ganancias significativas al expandirse a nuevos mercados.
They rolled up a large collection of vintage vinyl records by scouring flea markets and garage sales.
Acumularon una gran colección de discos de vinilo vintage al rebuscar en mercadillos y ventas de garaje.
roll up
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de género gramatical, gramaticalmente masculino/femenino
of grammatical gender
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