Roll by Meaning in English
expression
ˈɹoʊɫ/ /ˈbaɪ
ROHL-BY
ɹˈəʊl/ /bˈaɪ
ROHL-BY
Definição
To move or pass by, especially used to describe time or events that seem to go by quickly and smoothly.
Uso & Nuances
Informal and often used for the passage of time: 'as the years roll by', 'watching the cars roll by'. Rarely used for physical rolling objects—focus is time/events smoothly and continuously passing.
Spanish: pasar (el tiempo) - transcurrirPortuguese (BR): passar (o tempo) - transcorrerPortuguese (PT): passar (o tempo) - decorrerChinese (Simplified): 流逝Chinese (Traditional): 流逝Hindi: गुज़र जाना (समय के लिए)Arabic: يمرّ (الوقت)Bengali: বয়ে যাওয়া - পেরিয়ে যাওয়াRussian: проходить - пролетать (о времени)Japanese: 過ぎていく - 流れていくVietnamese: trôi quaKorean: 흘러가다Turkish: akıp gitmek - geçip gitmekUrdu: گزرجانا - بیتناIndonesian: trôi qua
Frases de Exemplo
We watched the clouds roll by in the sky.
basic
The days just roll by when you're busy.
basic
As time rolls by, things change.
basic
Another year has rolled by, and it feels like it went so fast.
natural
I love sitting by the window and watching the world roll by.
natural
Just let the memories roll by and focus on the present.
natural