Hey, so has Randall asked you if you can roll your tongue?

对了，兰德尔问过你能不能卷舌头的事吗？

You're only hearing that because I cannot roll my eyes any louder.

我之所以说出来是因为你听不到我翻白眼的声音。

They've got wheels that pop out from the bottom so you can roll around..

它们底部有轮子突出来 让你可以滑来滑去。

A wheeled suitcase has wheels on it so that you can roll it along the ground.

带轮子的手提箱上面装有轮子，因此您可以在地面上滚动它。

A box of pineapple tarts easily costs about U.S. $15, while shrimp rolls can cost about $13.

一盒菠萝挞很容易就能卖到 15 美元左右，而虾卷大约要 13 美元。

And the sooner we decide it's leever, the sooner we can roll up our sleeves not slehves and get to work.

一旦我们确定了叫杠杆，我们就能挽起袖子，而不是舅子开始工作了。

It's akin to piling up sheets of paper-you get a stack that you can bend or roll-but you can't stretch it.

这就像把纸叠起来，你可以将纸堆弯曲或卷起来，但是不能拉伸它。

I even remember it was a bay window, the kind where you can roll the window open.

我什至记得那是一扇凸窗， 你可以把窗户摇开的那种。

So I just put a little bit, very little, especially if you're gonna go over it with makeup, because it can roll.

所以我只放了一点点，非常少，特别是如果你要化妆的话，因为它可以滚动。

For 10 out of 10, why sit around like a bump on a log when you can roll one uner your feet across the Mississippi River.

有一件要打满分的事情，如果你可以用脚将木头穿越密西西比河时，为什么要坐在那里一动不动呢。

Now he has written beautifully and well about how strategically you can roll back a coup just using very smart, very disciplined, very nonviolent protest.

现在，他写了一篇优美而精彩的文章，讲述了如何从战略上通过非常聪明、非常有纪律、非常非暴力的抗议来推翻政变。

The walls are not made of wood or 4 plaster or cement; the walls are made of usually a heavy fabric – a piece of material that you can roll up.

墙壁不是用木头或 4 石膏或水泥制成的；墙壁通常由厚重的织物制成——一种可以卷起来的材料。

You never remember anything I tell you, and yet you can roll every frigging detail about a basketball game you saw four years ago when the warriors won their first championship.

你永远记不住我告诉你的任何事 但你却可以回忆起四年前你看到的一场篮球比赛的每一个细节 那是勇士队赢得第一个总冠军的时候。

President Richard Nixon, in the late 1960s-early 1970s, added a bowling alley, a place where you can roll a very heavy ball and try to knock down what we call the pins, which are heavy objects that stand on one end.

理查德·尼克松总统在 1960 年代末至 70 年代初增建了一个保龄球馆，您可以在这里滚动一个非常重的球， 并尝试击倒我们所说的别针， 它们是竖立在一端的重物。