Definition of roll-up in English:

roll-up

noun

informal

1British A hand-rolled cigarette.
Example sentencesExamples
- Half the participants smoked tailor-made cigarettes and half smoked rallies or both tailor-mades and roll-your-owns.
- Normally the race track is scattered with old men in brown suits getting drunk on sherry, or unemployed bums with roll-your-owns and a ‘Best Bets’ in the top pocket.
- A diminutive, wiry figure, he sits, smoking roll-ups and nursing a cup of black coffee, in the corner of his ground floor study in north London.
- I offered her one of the roll-ups and, even though she doesn't smoke, she seemed happy to take it.
- An overfull roll-your-own dangles precariously from his ever-present cigarette holder.
- The line of battered old vans and the knots of people smoking roll-ups in the foyer only served to confirm what the security services already knew.
- Five tonnes of roll-your-own tobacco were also seized.
- The judge further held that she had failed to prove that her husband had smoked the defenders' products before 1971, or to what proportion of his total smoking after that date, as he frequently smoked roll-ups.
- Customs officials discovered illicit roll-your-own tobacco, which had also come from Thailand, worth more than 1 million when they opened a container.
- It is not unlike being taught how to make your first roll-up.
- Over 1.2 billion people worldwide regularly smoke tobacco products, not including the use of roll-your-owns or smokeless tobacco.
- Price increases have also been applied to the company's other products including roll-your-own tobacco and cigars.
- A few travellers wandered aimlessly between the caravans or sat nursing injuries and smoking roll-ups around the smouldering embers of a fire.
- The company has over 320 brands, including cigarettes, cigars and roll-your-own.
- She, a cleaner, smokes about five roll-ups each day.
- The Revenue Commissioners said the seizure was larger than all other finds of roll-your-own tobacco last year.
2Australian An assembly or its turnout.
we should get a big roll-up

adjective

1attributive Denoting something which can be rolled up.
roll-up panels
Example sentencesExamples
- She had another one of those kits like the one Chihirae had owned: a small leather roll-up pouch with grooming tools nestled in the loops.
- Bring an inner-tube or a roll-up toboggan or something, so if the pigs show up you can pull a fancy Batman escape, zipping down the east face, giggling like an imp.
- A less expensive solution is to leave windows uncovered, or only minimally blocked with roll-up shades or sheer fabric panels.
- Add length on pants and sleeves by making roll-up cuffs in a contrasting color.
- Cat drove around to the back of the office building, quickly getting out of the truck and knocking on the large steel roll-up door.
2Finance
attributive Denoting an investment fund in which returns are reinvested and tax liabilities can be reduced.
Example sentencesExamples
- Under the new gross roll-up system, tax on investments must now be paid on the encashment of the policy, rather than on an annual basis.
- Dispose of interests in offshore roll-up funds if the proceeds will be taxed at a lower rate in the foreign jurisdiction than your home country.
- Nevertheless, the roll-up specialists were able to sell their vision to the investing public, which rewarded them with astronomically high valuations of the stock in their new entities, at least initially.
- The gross roll-up nature of the investment ensures the maximum amount of earnings and capital appreciation can be retained for further investment without incurring a tax charge.

Definition of roll-up in US English:

roll-up

nounˈrōl ˌəpˈroʊl ˌəp

1British informal A hand-rolled cigarette.
Example sentencesExamples
- A diminutive, wiry figure, he sits, smoking roll-ups and nursing a cup of black coffee, in the corner of his ground floor study in north London.
- The Revenue Commissioners said the seizure was larger than all other finds of roll-your-own tobacco last year.
- Normally the race track is scattered with old men in brown suits getting drunk on sherry, or unemployed bums with roll-your-owns and a ‘Best Bets’ in the top pocket.
- The judge further held that she had failed to prove that her husband had smoked the defenders' products before 1971, or to what proportion of his total smoking after that date, as he frequently smoked roll-ups.
- An overfull roll-your-own dangles precariously from his ever-present cigarette holder.
- The line of battered old vans and the knots of people smoking roll-ups in the foyer only served to confirm what the security services already knew.
- Five tonnes of roll-your-own tobacco were also seized.
- Customs officials discovered illicit roll-your-own tobacco, which had also come from Thailand, worth more than 1 million when they opened a container.
- A few travellers wandered aimlessly between the caravans or sat nursing injuries and smoking roll-ups around the smouldering embers of a fire.
- Over 1.2 billion people worldwide regularly smoke tobacco products, not including the use of roll-your-owns or smokeless tobacco.
- She, a cleaner, smokes about five roll-ups each day.
- The company has over 320 brands, including cigarettes, cigars and roll-your-own.
- I offered her one of the roll-ups and, even though she doesn't smoke, she seemed happy to take it.
- Price increases have also been applied to the company's other products including roll-your-own tobacco and cigars.
- Half the participants smoked tailor-made cigarettes and half smoked rallies or both tailor-mades and roll-your-owns.
- It is not unlike being taught how to make your first roll-up.
2US An article of food rolled up and sometimes stuffed with a filling.
ham roll-ups
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of the time, I asked instead for what my mother called the ‘bologna roll-up,’ a slippery creation she'd herself invented.
- Asparagus roll-ups are a lovely finger food for a spring wedding or shower.
- The guacamole at Applebee's uses gelatin, and its vegetable roll-up tortilla may contain lard (pork fat).

adjectiveˈrōl ˌəpˈroʊl ˌəp

attributive Denoting something that can be rolled up.
roll-up panels
Example sentencesExamples
- Cat drove around to the back of the office building, quickly getting out of the truck and knocking on the large steel roll-up door.
- Bring an inner-tube or a roll-up toboggan or something, so if the pigs show up you can pull a fancy Batman escape, zipping down the east face, giggling like an imp.
- Add length on pants and sleeves by making roll-up cuffs in a contrasting color.
- A less expensive solution is to leave windows uncovered, or only minimally blocked with roll-up shades or sheer fabric panels.
- She had another one of those kits like the one Chihirae had owned: a small leather roll-up pouch with grooming tools nestled in the loops.

单词	roll-up
释义	Definition of roll-up in English: roll-up noun informal 1British A hand-rolled cigarette. Example sentencesExamples Half the participants smoked tailor-made cigarettes and half smoked rallies or both tailor-mades and roll-your-owns. Normally the race track is scattered with old men in brown suits getting drunk on sherry, or unemployed bums with roll-your-owns and a ‘Best Bets’ in the top pocket. A diminutive, wiry figure, he sits, smoking roll-ups and nursing a cup of black coffee, in the corner of his ground floor study in north London. I offered her one of the roll-ups and, even though she doesn't smoke, she seemed happy to take it. An overfull roll-your-own dangles precariously from his ever-present cigarette holder. The line of battered old vans and the knots of people smoking roll-ups in the foyer only served to confirm what the security services already knew. Five tonnes of roll-your-own tobacco were also seized. The judge further held that she had failed to prove that her husband had smoked the defenders' products before 1971, or to what proportion of his total smoking after that date, as he frequently smoked roll-ups. Customs officials discovered illicit roll-your-own tobacco, which had also come from Thailand, worth more than 1 million when they opened a container. It is not unlike being taught how to make your first roll-up. Over 1.2 billion people worldwide regularly smoke tobacco products, not including the use of roll-your-owns or smokeless tobacco. Price increases have also been applied to the company's other products including roll-your-own tobacco and cigars. A few travellers wandered aimlessly between the caravans or sat nursing injuries and smoking roll-ups around the smouldering embers of a fire. The company has over 320 brands, including cigarettes, cigars and roll-your-own. She, a cleaner, smokes about five roll-ups each day. The Revenue Commissioners said the seizure was larger than all other finds of roll-your-own tobacco last year. 2Australian An assembly or its turnout. we should get a big roll-up adjective 1attributive Denoting something which can be rolled up. roll-up panels Example sentencesExamples She had another one of those kits like the one Chihirae had owned: a small leather roll-up pouch with grooming tools nestled in the loops. Bring an inner-tube or a roll-up toboggan or something, so if the pigs show up you can pull a fancy Batman escape, zipping down the east face, giggling like an imp. A less expensive solution is to leave windows uncovered, or only minimally blocked with roll-up shades or sheer fabric panels. Add length on pants and sleeves by making roll-up cuffs in a contrasting color. Cat drove around to the back of the office building, quickly getting out of the truck and knocking on the large steel roll-up door. 2Finance attributive Denoting an investment fund in which returns are reinvested and tax liabilities can be reduced. Example sentencesExamples Under the new gross roll-up system, tax on investments must now be paid on the encashment of the policy, rather than on an annual basis. Dispose of interests in offshore roll-up funds if the proceeds will be taxed at a lower rate in the foreign jurisdiction than your home country. Nevertheless, the roll-up specialists were able to sell their vision to the investing public, which rewarded them with astronomically high valuations of the stock in their new entities, at least initially. The gross roll-up nature of the investment ensures the maximum amount of earnings and capital appreciation can be retained for further investment without incurring a tax charge. Definition of roll-up in US English: roll-up nounˈrōl ˌəpˈroʊl ˌəp 1British informal A hand-rolled cigarette. Example sentencesExamples A diminutive, wiry figure, he sits, smoking roll-ups and nursing a cup of black coffee, in the corner of his ground floor study in north London. The Revenue Commissioners said the seizure was larger than all other finds of roll-your-own tobacco last year. Normally the race track is scattered with old men in brown suits getting drunk on sherry, or unemployed bums with roll-your-owns and a ‘Best Bets’ in the top pocket. The judge further held that she had failed to prove that her husband had smoked the defenders' products before 1971, or to what proportion of his total smoking after that date, as he frequently smoked roll-ups. An overfull roll-your-own dangles precariously from his ever-present cigarette holder. The line of battered old vans and the knots of people smoking roll-ups in the foyer only served to confirm what the security services already knew. Five tonnes of roll-your-own tobacco were also seized. Customs officials discovered illicit roll-your-own tobacco, which had also come from Thailand, worth more than 1 million when they opened a container. A few travellers wandered aimlessly between the caravans or sat nursing injuries and smoking roll-ups around the smouldering embers of a fire. Over 1.2 billion people worldwide regularly smoke tobacco products, not including the use of roll-your-owns or smokeless tobacco. She, a cleaner, smokes about five roll-ups each day. The company has over 320 brands, including cigarettes, cigars and roll-your-own. I offered her one of the roll-ups and, even though she doesn't smoke, she seemed happy to take it. Price increases have also been applied to the company's other products including roll-your-own tobacco and cigars. Half the participants smoked tailor-made cigarettes and half smoked rallies or both tailor-mades and roll-your-owns. It is not unlike being taught how to make your first roll-up. 2US An article of food rolled up and sometimes stuffed with a filling. ham roll-ups Example sentencesExamples Most of the time, I asked instead for what my mother called the ‘bologna roll-up,’ a slippery creation she'd herself invented. Asparagus roll-ups are a lovely finger food for a spring wedding or shower. The guacamole at Applebee's uses gelatin, and its vegetable roll-up tortilla may contain lard (pork fat). adjectiveˈrōl ˌəpˈroʊl ˌəp attributive Denoting something that can be rolled up. roll-up panels Example sentencesExamples Cat drove around to the back of the office building, quickly getting out of the truck and knocking on the large steel roll-up door. Bring an inner-tube or a roll-up toboggan or something, so if the pigs show up you can pull a fancy Batman escape, zipping down the east face, giggling like an imp. Add length on pants and sleeves by making roll-up cuffs in a contrasting color. A less expensive solution is to leave windows uncovered, or only minimally blocked with roll-up shades or sheer fabric panels. She had another one of those kits like the one Chihirae had owned: a small leather roll-up pouch with grooming tools nestled in the loops.
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