roll by meaning

• years/months roll by if years or months roll by, time passes, especially quickly:
  ▪ As the years rolled by, we saw less and less of our wealthy cousins.
  ■ SIMILAR TO: pass, go by
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  [American slang]
  1. Lit. to pass by, rotating, as a wheel or a ball; to move past, rolling on wheels.
    The wheel of a car rolled by, all by itself. It must have come off a car somewhere down the road.
    The traffic rolled by relentlessly.
  2. Fig. to move (past), as if rolling.
    The years rolled by, and soon the two people were old and gray.
    The clouds were rolling by, spreading patterns of light and dark across the land.

• He catches up with us, so two guys roll by and boom, boom, boom, boom
• Speed variation of each roll by means of two potentiometers on the control cabinet
• Let some whitewater to roll by, getting a feel for the rhythm of the waves
• Analytic solution of roll shape curve of bar straightening roll by conjugate surface theory
• I am sure that our difficulties are only temporary . we must wait until the clouds roll by
• Other niceties that become apparent as the miles roll by include:
• So I stopped worrying about it and let time roll by.
• But mostly they roll by, faces hidden by the camcorder.
• Then I turned halfway around to watch the credits roll by.
• In Wisconsin, he cut the welfare rolls by 91 percent.

• "roll by" meaning in Chinese: 匆匆逝去
• "roll by" meaning in Japanese: 過ぎ去る、去って行く、経つ、通り過ぎる
• "roll by" meaning in Russian: 1) проезжать мимо2) проходить (о времени) Ex: years rolled...
• "roll by" meaning in French: passer, s'écouler