No. 6,083 in Dutch
rolling
The Dutch word "rolling" refers to "rolling" or "rotation" in English, typically involving movement or turning.
In a sentence
De bal is aan het rollen sinds we het idee lanceerden.
The ball has been rolling since we launched the idea.
Here, 'rolling' metaphorically conveys progress or momentum, indicating the continuation of an action.
De kinderen waren aan het rollen in het gras tijdens de picknick.
The children were rolling on the grass during the picnic.
In this sentence, 'rolling' describes a physical motion where children are rolling their bodies on the grass.
Ik hoorde de donder rollen in de verte.
I heard the thunder rolling in the distance.
'Rolling' in this case refers to the sound movement, describing how the thunder's noise travels or resonates over a distance.
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