unroll

/uhn-rohl/US // ʌnˈroʊl //UK // (ʌnˈrəʊl) //

开卷,展开,展开来,解开

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to open or spread out: to unroll a bolt of fabric.
- : to lay open; display; reveal.
- : Obsolete. to strike from a roll or register.

v.无主动词 verb

1
- : to become unrolled or spread out: The scrolls unroll easily.
- : to become continuously visible or apparent: The landscape unrolled before our eyes.

verbdisplay

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verbopen

With its innovative design, you can quickly see its contents when it’s unrolled and hung.
Taken in the fully unrolled context of her career, the fact that she started so young seems like its least interesting aspect.
Their theories sit particularly awkwardly in the present moment, when countries are combating the pandemic by unrolling popular spending programs.
In all these problems, the basic idea is to unroll your shape in a way that makes the paths you are studying simpler.
The steely lake, and the rough-ridged, black-green sea of the fir-tops began to unroll below him.
Soften the leaves by soaking in hot water, unroll carefully and examine with a hand lens or low power of the microscope.
The author began in the previous verse to unroll his magnificent record of the elders.
Then in an instant there seemed to unroll before him the long, slow years of the desolation of that home without Jamie.
Unroll thy long scroll and say, have they won who first reached the goal, heedless of a brother's rights?

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to open or spread out: to unroll a bolt of fabric.
- : to lay open; display; reveal.
- : Obsolete. to strike from a roll or register.

v.无主动词 verb

1
- : to become unrolled or spread out: The scrolls unroll easily.
- : to become continuously visible or apparent: The landscape unrolled before our eyes.

Examples

With its innovative design, you can quickly see its contents when it’s unrolled and hung.

Taken in the fully unrolled context of her career, the fact that she started so young seems like its least interesting aspect.

Their theories sit particularly awkwardly in the present moment, when countries are combating the pandemic by unrolling popular spending programs.

In all these problems, the basic idea is to unroll your shape in a way that makes the paths you are studying simpler.

The steely lake, and the rough-ridged, black-green sea of the fir-tops began to unroll below him.

Soften the leaves by soaking in hot water, unroll carefully and examine with a hand lens or low power of the microscope.

The author began in the previous verse to unroll his magnificent record of the elders.

Then in an instant there seemed to unroll before him the long, slow years of the desolation of that home without Jamie.

Unroll thy long scroll and say, have they won who first reached the goal, heedless of a brother's rights?