Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rolling"

A: It can mean
“I’m a person who likes to keep moving from place to place/a person who does not get emotionally attached to people or places”

A: It says that it is a ”rolling billing cycle”. A recurring billing every 12 months (yearly basis).

A: 明白了

yes, it means that they will inform you of the progress of the project as they complete portions of it.

A: In that sentence, it means hanging out with someone

A: It means they are dropping something off but not stopping; they will keep going. (As in the wheels keep rolling.)

A: Look, the dog is rolling over on the grass.

Can you roll over, I want space on the bed too.

I taught my puppy how to roll over.

If you’re too lazy to get up and move, just roll over.

A: Rolling on the ground is a safe way to extinguish a fire from your clothing.
Jim squirted milk from his nose. I was rolling on the floor laughing hysterically.
We are rolling up the dough before baking.
By rolling up your sleeves you can ensure they do not get wet while washing your hands.
They see us rolling. They be hating. ---driving around slowly in your car
I need to borrow your rolling pin Martha. ---a cooking utensil
His idea of dancing involves rolling his arms. A classic disco move if you ask me.
My cousin is rolling up the blinds to let in the sunshine. ----pulling them up
The balls went rolling into the street.

A: This could be an idiom for "leaving" or "going somewhere". Have you seen the movie Transformers? "Autobots, roll out" kind of like Let's Go.

A: Their difference lies in the motion. The word rolling means moving by revolving or turning over and over so the action or the motion its making is in circular. For example, a ball is rolling. The motion or action it's making is in circular. On the other hand, flapping means an up and down movement when flying or preparing to fly. For example, a penguin was flapping its flippers. That's it, the movement is up and down. Another example is a baby bird flapping its small wings.

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A: The person will be leaving in their car in 10 minutes, if the other person would like a ride to school

A: Rolling in the deep

A: "far away" not "in far away"
"aim for the goal"
instead of "and ball jump", write "and the ball jumps" or "to make the ball jump"
"mysterious atmosphere"
remove "with your eyes". you could say "witness the ending" or "see the amazing ending" if you want to make it more exciting
"The first version has/had over 100,000 downloads!"

A: I haven’t heard that before! It probably means something like “you look stupid rolling your eyes like that.” In literal terms, it’s referring to the idea of rolling your eyes back into your head to see your brain. Basically, it’s a sarcastic way of calling someone stupid.

A: It says, "Italy's ruling coalition threatens to collapse amid strains over the pandemic and an economic crisis." You did well. Good job and good luck!

A: 1. Yes rolling is the same as leaving. 2. In ten minutes.

A: There is saying that "A rolling stone gathers no moss". However bad the situation is, I am the kind of person who does my best to find a way to solve it. In one word, I am a proactive person.

It could also be,

There is saying that "A rolling stone gathers no moss". However bad a situation looks, I am the kind of person who tries my best to find a way to solve it. In one word, I am a proactive person.