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Definition
Synonym
roll neck(ed)
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Rollkragen
m
roll collar, roll-neck, turtleneck
Rollkragen
m
textil.
roll collar; roll-neck; turtleneck
Rollkragenpullover
m
, Rolli
m
ugs.
turtleneck pullover, turtleneck, roll-neck sweater, roll-necked sweater, polo-neck pullover
Rollkragenpullover
m
; Rollkragenpulli
m
; Rolli
m
ugs.
textil.
roll-neck(ed) pullover jumper sweater
Br.
; polo-neck(ed) pullover jumper sweater
Br.
; turtleneck pullover sweater
Am.
; turtleneck
Am.
Pullover
m
; Pulli
m
ugs.
textil.
Pullover
pl
; Pullis
pl
Baumwollpullover
m
; Baumwollpulli
m
Norwegerpullover
m
; Norwegerpulli
m
Rollkragenpullover
m
; Rollkragenpulli
m
; Rolli
m
ugs.
Strickpullover
m
; Strickpulli
m
Wollpullover
m
; Wollpulli
f
pullover; jumper
Br.
; jersey
Br.
; sweater
Am.
pullovers; jumpers; jerseys; sweaters
cotton pullover; cotton jumper
Br.
; cotton jersey
Br.
; cotton sweater
Am.
Norwegian sweater
roll-neck(ed) pullover; roll-neck(ed) jumper
Br.
; roll-neck jersey
Br.
; polo-neck(ed) pullover jumper
Br.
; polo-neck jersey
Br.
; turtleneck pullover
Am.
; turtleneck sweater
Am.
; turtleneck
Am.
knit knitted knit-wool pullover jumper
Br.
jersey
Br.
sweater
Am.
woll pullover; wool jumper
Br.
; wool jersey
Br.
; wool sweater
Am.
Deutsche
Rollkragen {m} Synonyme
Englische
roll collar roll-neck turtleneck Synonyme
roll neck(ed) Definition
Counter-roll
(
n.
)
A
duplicate
roll
(record
or
account)
kept
by
an
officer
as
a
check
upon
another
officer's
roll.
Deer-neck
(
n.
)
A
deerlike,
or
thin,
ill-formed
neck,
as
of
a
horse.
Neck
(
n.
)
The
part
of
an
animal
which
connects
the
head
and
the
trunk,
and
which,
in
man
and
many
other
animals,
is
more
slender
than
the
trunk.
Neck
(
n.
)
Any
part
of
an
inanimate
object
corresponding
to
or
resembling
the
neck
of
an
animal
Neck
(
n.
)
The
long
slender
part
of
a
vessel,
as
a
retort,
or
of
a
fruit,
as
a
gourd.
Neck
(
n.
)
A
long
narrow
tract
of
land
projecting
from
the
main
body,
or
a
narrow
tract
connecting
two
larger
tracts.
Neck
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
violin,
guitar,
or
similar
instrument,
which
extends
from
the
head
to
the
body,
and
on
which
is
the
finger
board
or
fret
board.
Neck
(
n.
)
A
reduction
in
size
near
the
end
of
an
object,
formed
by
a
groove
around
it
Neck
(
n.
)
the
point
where
the
base
of
the
stem
of
a
plant
arises
from
the
root.
Neck
(
v.
t.)
To
reduce
the
diameter
of
(an
object)
near
its
end,
by
making
a
groove
around
it
Neck
(
v.
t.
&
i.)
To
kiss
and
caress
amorously.
Ragman's
roll
(
)
The
rolls
of
deeds
on
parchment
in
which
the
Scottish
nobility
and
gentry
subscribed
allegiance
to
Edward
I.
of
England,
A.
D.
1296.
Roll
(
n.
)
To
cause
to
revolve
by
turning
over
and
over
Roll
(
n.
)
To
wrap
round
on
itself
Roll
(
n.
)
To
bind
or
involve
by
winding,
as
in
a
bandage
Roll
(
n.
)
To
drive
or
impel
forward
with
an
easy
motion,
as
of
rolling
Roll
(
n.
)
To
utter
copiously,
esp.
with
sounding
words
Roll
(
n.
)
To
press
or
level
with
a
roller
Roll
(
n.
)
To
move,
or
cause
to
be
moved,
upon,
or
by
means
of,
rollers
or
small
wheels.
Roll
(
n.
)
To
beat
with
rapid,
continuous
strokes,
as
a
drum
Roll
(
n.
)
To
apply
(one
line
or
surface)
to
another
without
slipping
Roll
(
n.
)
To
turn
over
in
one's
mind
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
move,
as
a
curved
object
may,
along
a
surface
by
rotation
without
sliding
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
move
on
wheels
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
be
wound
or
formed
into
a
cylinder
or
ball
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
fall
or
tumble
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
perform
a
periodical
revolution
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
turn
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
move,
as
waves
or
billows,
with
alternate
swell
and
depression.
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
incline
first
to
one
side,
then
to
the
other
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
turn
over,
or
from
side
to
side,
while
lying
down
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
spread
under
a
roller
or
rolling-pin
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
beat
a
drum
with
strokes
so
rapid
that
they
can
scarcely
be
distinguished
by
the
ear.
Roll
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
loud
or
heavy
rumbling
noise
Roll
(
v.
)
The
act
of
rolling,
or
state
of
being
rolled
Roll
(
v.
)
That
which
rolls
Roll
(
v.
)
A
heavy
cylinder
used
to
break
clods.
Roll
(
v.
)
One
of
a
set
of
revolving
cylinders,
or
rollers,
between
which
metal
is
pressed,
formed,
or
smoothed,
as
in
a
rolling
mill
Roll
(
v.
)
That
which
is
rolled
up
Roll
(
v.
)
A
document
written
on
a
piece
of
parchment,
paper,
or
other
materials
which
may
be
rolled
up
Roll
(
v.
)
Hence,
an
official
or
public
document
Roll
(
v.
)
A
quantity
of
cloth
wound
into
a
cylindrical
form
Roll
(
v.
)
A
cylindrical
twist
of
tobacco.
Roll
(
v.
)
A
kind
of
shortened
raised
biscuit
or
bread,
often
rolled
or
doubled
upon
itself.
Roll
(
v.
)
The
oscillating
movement
of
a
vessel
from
side
to
side,
in
sea
way,
as
distinguished
from
the
alternate
rise
and
fall
of
bow
and
stern
called
pitching.
Roll
(
v.
)
A
heavy,
reverberatory
sound
Roll
(
v.
)
The
uniform
beating
of
a
drum
with
strokes
so
rapid
as
scarcely
to
be
distinguished
by
the
ear.
Roll
(
v.
)
Part
roll neck(ed) Bedeutung
roll
bowl
the
act
of
rolling
something
(as
the
ball
in
bowling)
roll
a
flight
maneuver,
aircraft
rotates
about
its
longitudinal
axis
without
changing
direction
or
losing
altitude
barrel
roll
a
roll
in
which
the
plane
follows
a
spiral
course
snap
roll
a
fast
roll
roll
walking
with
a
swaying
gait
neck
exercise
exercise
designed
to
strengthen
the
neck
muscles
c
fuck
fucking
screw
screwing
ass
nooky
nookie
piece
of
ass
piece
of
tail
roll
in
the
hay
shag
shtup
ff
slang
for
sexual
intercourse
roll
call
calling
out
an
official
list
of
names
cast
roll
the
act
of
throwing
dice
soft-shell
clam
steamer
steamer
clam
long-neck
clam
Mya
arenaria
an
edible
clam
with
thin
oval-shaped
shell
found
in
coastal
regions
of
the
United
States
and
Europe
choker
ruff
ruffle
neck
ruff
a
high
tight
collar
crew
neck
crew
neckline
a
plain
straight
neckline
opening
from
shoulder
to
shoulder
of
sweaters
neck
neck
opening
an
opening
in
a
garment
for
the
neck
of
the
wearer,
a
part
of
the
garment
near
the
wearer's
neck
neck
a
narrow
part
of
an
artifact
that
resembles
a
neck
in
position
or
form,
the
banjo
had
a
long
neck,
the
bottle
had
a
wide
neck
neck
brace
a
brace
worn
to
steady
the
neck
roll
anything
rolled
up
in
cylindrical
form
roll
photographic
film
rolled
up
inside
a
container
to
protect
it
from
light
roll
film
photographic
film
wound
on
a
spool
roll
of
tobacco
smoke
tobacco
leaves
that
have
been
made
into
a
cylinder
roll-on
a
woman's
foundation
garment
rolled
on
to
the
hips
roll-on
a
dispenser
of
a
liquid
cosmetic
(such
as
a
deodorant)
having
a
revolving
ball
as
an
applicator
roll-on
roll-off
a
method
of
transport
(as
a
ferry
or
train
or
plane)
that
vehicles
roll
onto
at
the
beginning
and
roll
off
of
at
the
destination
turtleneck
turtle
polo-neck
a
sweater
or
jersey
with
a
high
close-fitting
collar
turtleneck
collar
polo-neck
collar
a
high
close-fitting
turnover
collar
V
neck
the
neck
of
a
garment
has
the
shape
in
front
of
the
letter
V
neck
cervix
the
part
of
an
organism
(human
or
animal)
that
connects
the
head
to
the
rest
of
the
body,
he
admired
her
long
graceful
neck,
the
horse
won
by
a
neck
bull
neck
a
thick
short
powerful
neck
cervical
vertebra
neck
bone
one
of
vertebrae
in
the
human
spine
located
in
the
neck
region
annoyance
bother
botheration
pain
infliction
pain
in
the
neck
pain
in
the
ass
something
or
someone
that
causes
trouble,
a
source
of
unhappiness,
washing
dishes
was
a
nuisance
before
we
got
a
dish
washer,
a
bit
of
a
bother,
he's
not
a
friend,
he's
an
infliction
scroll
roll
a
document
that
can
be
rolled
up
(as
for
storage)
roll
roster
a
list
of
names,
his
name
was
struck
off
the
rolls
muster
roll
a
list
of
names
of
officers
and
men
in
a
military
unit
or
ship's
company
church
roll
a
list
of
the
members
of
church
rock
'n'
roll
rock'n'roll
rock-andoll
rock
and
roll
rock
rock
music
a
genre
of
popular
music
originating
in
the
s,
a
blend
of
black
rhythm-and-blues
with
white
country-and-western,
rock
is
a
generic
term
for
the
range
of
styles
that
evolved
out
of
rock'n'roll.
roller
roll
rolling
wave
a
long
heavy
sea
wave
as
it
advances
towards
the
shore
paradiddle
roll
drum
roll
the
sound
of
a
drum
(especially
a
snare
drum)
beaten
rapidly
and
continuously
peal
pealing
roll
rolling
a
deep
prolonged
sound
(as
of
thunder
or
large
bells)
axial
rotation
axial
motion
roll
rotary
motion
of
an
object
around
its
own
axis,
wheels
in
axial
rotation
sausage
roll
sausage
meat
rolled
and
baked
in
pastry
jellyroll
Swiss
roll
thin
sheet
of
sponge
cake
spread
with
jelly
and
then
rolled
up
to
make
a
cylindrical
cake
neck
sweetbread
throat
sweetbread
edible
thymus
gland
of
an
animal
neck
a
cut
of
meat
from
the
neck
of
an
animal
beef
neck
a
cut
of
beef
from
the
neck
of
the
animal
bun
roll
small
rounded
bread
either
plain
or
sweet
hamburger
bun
hamburger
roll
a
round
bun
shaped
to
hold
a
hamburger
patty
crescent
roll
croissant
very
rich
flaky
crescent-shaped
roll
hard
roll
Vienna
roll
yeastaised
roll
with
a
hard
crust
soft
roll
yeastaised
roll
with
a
soft
crust
kaiser
roll
rounded
raised
poppy-seed
roll
made
of
a
square
piece
of
dough
by
folding
the
corners
in
to
the
center
Parker
House
roll
yeastaised
dinner
roll
made
by
folding
a
disk
of
dough
before
baking
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