B1adjectivenaturetravel
US/ˈroʊ.lɪŋ/
UK/ˈrəʊ.lɪŋ/
having gentle slopes that rise and fall; also done in stages or continuing all the time
In context
The train passed through miles of rolling hills and green rice fields.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until all the places are filled.
During the heatwave, the city had rolling blackouts to save electricity.
Words that go with rolling
adjective + noun
- rolling hillsThe farm sits among rolling hills covered in tea plants.
- rolling countrysideWe cycled for hours through quiet, rolling countryside.
- rolling landscapeFrom the top of the tower you can see the rolling landscape for miles.
- rolling basisThe company hires new staff on a rolling basis.
- rolling newsThe TV in the hotel lobby showed rolling news all day.
- rolling blackoutsRolling blackouts left some districts without power for hours.