Hanapin
to roll up
[phrase form: roll]
01
i-roll, umikot
to fold something into a tube-like shape
Transitive: to roll up a flat and flexible piece of material
02
tipunin, magsama
to assemble people or things in one place or group
Transitive: to roll up sb/sth
03
iikot, balutin
to fold and transform into a tube-like shape
Intransitive
04
magpintig, mag-ukit
to make one's body into a rounded shape, often for warmth, comfort, or rest
Intransitive
05
itaas, isara
to cause a car window to move upward, typically using a mechanical or electric mechanism
Transitive: to roll up a car window
06
dumating, pumasok
to arrive at a destination or location using a vehicle
Intransitive: to roll up somewhere
07
i-roll up, ikumot
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
08
dumating, lumitaw
to arrive at a location, typically in a significant or noticeable quantity
Intransitive: to roll up somewhere
09
mangolekta, ipon
to gather a significant amount of something
Transitive: to roll up sth
roll up
01
naka-rolyo, naka-enroll
of grammatical gender
roll up
v
Halimbawa
The artist carefully rolled up the canvas, preparing it for transport to the gallery.
The pastry chef skillfully rolled up the croissant dough, creating flaky layers for the perfect texture.
They rolled up the poster and stored it in a tube for safekeeping.
The seamstress deftly rolled up the fabric, getting it ready for cutting and sewing.
The organization rolled up substantial support for their cause through effective grassroots campaigning.
