Unroll :
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EXPEDIO, implicata, stamine
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Verb(1) reverse the winding or twisting of(2) unroll, unfold, or spread out or be unrolled, unfolded, or spread out from a furled state
(1) They unroll the red carpet at just about every opportunity.(2) A couple of the others went to the bookshelves and retrieved several books and a couple of cylindrical scrolls they opened to unroll A2 sized parchments.(3) Yelina's eyes widened when she spotted the drum kits, which stood side-by-side on the carpet Jack had unrolled to cover the concrete floor.(4) It must be carried from its transport, unfolded, unrolled , spread out, without any wrinkles, and then inflated with a massive fan.(5) I picked a random spot in the TV room and unrolled my sleeping bag.(6) At the end of their first day of trekking, they unrolled their blankets on a side pad.(7) Adam unrolled his sleeve and opened the box to show Daniel.(8) Caesar untied the carpet and unrolled it slowly.(9) Extending a network is rarely a matter of simply unrolling a length of cable, especially when a distance of miles must be traversed.(10) Tyler set down the basket and unrolled the blanket, intent on setting things up himself.(11) She unrolled her quilt and blanket onto the sofa.(12) The grey carpet unrolled quite easily, which suggested that this was done before.(13) The brothers ended their conversation and unrolled their blankets and laid their heads in their saddles.(14) The newspaper fell open easily, unrolling the front page to her view.(15) He unrolled my socks and opened my camera and even took the top off my toothpaste and gave it a squeeze.(16) We immediately unrolled our sleeping bags and threw them on the bed.
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