Word: scroll

Category: scroll

Computers & Electronics, Games, Arts & Entertainment

Related words: scroll

the scroll, scroll saw, scroll bar, elder scroll, clue scroll, jquery scroll, jquery, scroll down, scroll lock, skyrim elder scroll, infinite scroll, scroll of resurrection, scrolls

Synonyms: scroll

eyeglass

Translations: scroll

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spanish
Translations:
rollo
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german
Translations:
bildschirmrollen, schnörkel, schriftrolle, rolle
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french
Translations:
feuiller, rôle, rouleau, spire, volute, manuscrit, rouler
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italian
Translations:
ruolo, rullo, avvolgere, rotolo
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dutch
Translations:
rol
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russian
Translations:
список, завиток, манускрипт, свиток, катушка, перемещать, росчерк, головка, рулон
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norwegian
Translations:
rull
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finnish
Translations:
tela, kääryle, käärö, vieriä, rulla
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danish
Translations:
ring, rulle
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czech
Translations:
stáčet, svitek, rolovat, závit
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polish
Translations:
zwitka, zakrętas, przewijać, zarys, krzywa, woluta, napis, zwijać, zwitek, zwój
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hungarian
Translations:
papírtekercs, burokráma, cikornya, csigavonal, kartus, kézirattekercs, pergamentekercs, indadísz
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turkish
Translations:
rulo
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ukrainian
Translations:
список, голівка, головка
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bulgarian
Translations:
свитък
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croatian
Translations:
popis, klizna, pomicati, uvojak
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lithuanian
Translations:
vija, ritinys, rulonas
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latvian
Translations:
rullis, ritulis, tinums
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romanian
Translations:
rulou
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slovenian
Translations:
svitek

The meaning and "use of": scroll

noun
  • a roll of parchment or paper for writing or painting on. - He held out a papyrus scroll , bound with papyrus reeds.
  • the facility that moves a display on a computer screen in order to view new material. - One downside with this mouse is the fact it only has 2 buttons (plus the scroll wheel button).
verb
  • move displayed text or graphics in a particular direction on a computer screen in order to view different parts of them. - she scrolled through her file
  • cause to move like paper rolling or unrolling. - the wind scrolled back the uppermost layer of loose dust

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