Cool MateMeaning of Rolling
Moving or causing to move by turning over and over.
In simple words: Moving by turning over and over.
Rolling in a sentence
- The dog was rolling in the grass.
- She watched the leaves rolling down the street.
- They were rolling the dough to make cookies.
- The car was rolling down the hill.
- He was rolling with laughter during the comedy show.
- The basketball kept rolling after it hit the ground.
- The group was rolling through the challenges together.
- After falling, she started rolling to get back on her feet.
How to use Rolling
Use 'rolling' to describe movement of objects on a surface. It can also be used metaphorically, like in 'rolling in laughter.' In sports, it often refers to strategies or techniques.
Grammar pattern
standalone verb
Memory hint
Imagine a ball rolling down a hill.
Related words
Collocations with Rolling
- rolling hills
- rolling stone
- rolling waves
- rolling in laughter
- rolling out a carpet
Synonyms for Rolling
- turning
- spinning
- revolving
- unrolling
- sliding
Opposites of Rolling
Common mistakes with Rolling
- Confused with 'roll' as a verb and 'rolling' as a noun.
- Using 'rolling' incorrectly in passive forms.
- Mixing it up with 'rolling' as an adjective.
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Frequently asked questions about Rolling
What does Rolling mean?
Moving by turning over and over.
What is the definition of Rolling?
Moving or causing to move by turning over and over.
How do you use Rolling in a sentence?
The dog was rolling in the grass.
Can you give another example of Rolling?
She watched the leaves rolling down the street.
What are synonyms for Rolling?
Common alternatives include turning, spinning, revolving, unrolling, sliding.
What is the opposite of Rolling?
Opposite meanings include stationary, still.
What words go with Rolling?
It commonly pairs with rolling hills, rolling stone, rolling waves, rolling in laughter, rolling out a carpet.
What are common mistakes when using Rolling?
Confused with 'roll' as a verb and 'rolling' as a noun. Using 'rolling' incorrectly in passive forms. Mixing it up with 'rolling' as an adjective.
How do you pronounce Rolling?
US: //ˈroʊlɪŋ//, UK: //ˈrəʊlɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Rolling?
Use 'rolling' to describe movement of objects on a surface. It can also be used metaphorically, like in 'rolling in laughter.' In sports, it often refers to strategies or techniques.