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roll over
verb
(intr) to overturn
See roll
slangto surrender
(tr) to allow (a loan, prize, etc) to continue in force for a further period
noun
an instance of such continuance of a loan, prize, etc
( as modifier )
a rollover jackpot
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Australia are the favourites here, but this was a baring of teeth - the Proteas are not going to roll over and have their tummies tickled.
With few exceptions, it appears that they are listening to James Carville’s advice to roll over, play dead, and then swoop in after Trump and the Republicans make terminal political errors.
It's not the first time the network has rolled over under pressure from Trump.
Djokovic's performance against Sinner showed he is not ready to roll over into retirement just yet - and emphasised why he prioritises the four majors in the latter stages of his career.
However, the fifth seed did not have the capability - or perhaps belief - to sustain her level and rolled over in a 22-minute third set.
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