What is 'panecillos' called in English?

'panecillos' in English is called "Rolls". Rolls refers to: Piezas pequeñas, a menudo redondas, de pan que se suelen comer con una comida.

How do you pronounce 'Rolls' and 'panecillos'?

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What is an example sentence for Rolls in Spanish?

English: "She bought a dozen dinner rolls for the party." | Spanish: "Compró una docena de panecillos para la fiesta."

noun · verb

English to Spanish Dictionary

rolls Meaning in Spanish (rolls significado en español)

nounpanecillos, rollos

verbrodar

Sinónimos:bollosbarrascilindros

panecillos in English:rolls

Phonetic:panesíyos

Plural: rolls

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de rolls en español es panecillos, rollos, rodar. (Piezas pequeñas, a menudo redondas, de pan que se suelen comer con una comida.)

Definitions of Rolls

1
noun
panecillos
Small, often round, pieces of bread that are usually eaten with a meal.
Piezas pequeñas, a menudo redondas, de pan que se suelen comer con una comida.
2
noun
rollos
A cylindrical quantity of material, such as paper or cloth, that has been wound tightly.
Una cantidad cilíndrica de material, como papel o tela, que se ha enrollado firmemente.
3
verb
rodar
To move or cause to move in a particular direction by turning over and over.
Moverse o hacer que se mueva en una dirección particular dándose la vuelta una y otra vez.

Example Sentences

“She bought a dozen dinner rolls for the party.”

Compró una docena de panecillos para la fiesta.

“There were several rolls of fabric in the shop.”

Había varios rollos de tela en la tienda.

“The car rolls slowly down the hill.”

El coche rueda lentamente colina abajo.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

bollosbarrascilindros

In English:

revolvesrotatestumbles

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

frenardetener

In English:

stopshalts

Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveroll

past tenserolled

present participlerolling

nounroll

agent nounroller

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

roll up one's sleevesidiom

To prepare for hard work.

roll with the punchesidiom

To adapt to difficult circumstances.

roll out the red carpetexpression

To give a special welcome.