roll down
To roll something down (like a car window) or to move down by rolling.
Meanings
To move downward by rolling.
"The snowball rolled down the hill, getting bigger as it went."
To open or lower a car window, blind, or similar item by rolling or winding it downward.
"She rolled down the window and called out to him."
To fold or push down a piece of clothing, such as a sleeve or sock.
"He rolled down his sleeves when he went into the meeting."
(Of tears, sweat, or liquid) to flow down a surface.
"Tears rolled down her cheeks as she read the letter."
Extremely common for car windows (though the physical act of winding is now largely replaced by pressing a button, the phrase persists). Also used for rolling down sleeves, socks, blinds, or hills. The physical/literal sense is transparent and very high frequency.
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