Rolando Meaning in English
word · lemma: roll
ɹoʊˈɫɑndoʊ
roh-LAHN-doh
ɹˈəʊl
ROHL
Definition
Present participle of 'roll', meaning something is turning over and over, or, informally, that something is happening or in progress.
Usage & Nuances
'Rolando' can be literal (rolling object) or informal (something is happening, especially events or ongoing situations). Common in casual speech ('What's rolando?'), but rare in formal writing.
Spanish: rodando - girando (también figurado: pasando, en curso)Portuguese (BR): rolando - girando - acontecendoPortuguese (PT): rolando - a decorrer - a acontecerChinese (Simplified): 滚动 - 进行中Chinese (Traditional): 滾動 - 進行中Hindi: लुढ़कता हुआ - चल रहा (स्थितिजन्य)Arabic: يتدحرج - جارٍ (يحدث الآن)Bengali: গড়াচ্ছে - চলছে (ঘটনা/পরিস্থিতি)Russian: катится - происходит (разговорное)Japanese: 転がっている - 起きている（出来事・進行中）Vietnamese: lăn - diễn ra (không trang trọng)Korean: 굴러가는 중 - 진행 중 (사건)Turkish: yuvarlanıyor - oluyor (gündelik konuşmada)Urdu: گھوم رہا ہے - چل رہا ہے (واقعات/حالات)Indonesian: bergulir - berlangsung (informal)
Example Sentences
The ball is rolando down the hill.
basic
There is music rolando in the background.
basic
Something exciting is rolando at school today.
basic
What's rolando this weekend?
natural
Keep the cameras rolando—you never know what you'll catch.
natural
There's always some drama rolando in this group.
natural