scroll in Latin
scroll in Latin is volūmen — scroll means a roll of paper or parchment, especially one containing writing.
scroll in Latin
volūmen
What does "scroll" mean?
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noun A roll of paper or parchment, especially one containing writing.
"The ancient scroll was carefully unrolled by the museum curator."
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verb To move text or images on a screen up, down, or sideways to view more content.
"She scrolled through her feed during the commute."
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verb (informal) To browse social media aimlessly for long stretches of time.
"He admitted he'd been scrolling for an hour instead of sleeping."
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- The ancient scroll was carefully unrolled by the museum curator.
- She scrolled through her feed during the commute.
- Scroll down to see the rest of the article.
- He admitted he'd been scrolling for an hour instead of sleeping.
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What is "scroll" in Latin?
"scroll" in Latin is volūmen. scroll means: A roll of paper or parchment, especially one containing writing.
How do you use "scroll" in a sentence?
Example: "The ancient scroll was carefully unrolled by the museum curator." In Latin, "scroll" is volūmen.
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