Definition of roll-top in English:

roll-top

adjective ˌrəʊltɒp

1Having a top with a rolled or curled shape.
2Especially of a writing desk, bureau, etc.: having a sliding top or cover, especially one made of parallel slats fastened to a flexible backing.

noun ˌrəʊltɒp

1A roll-top desk.
2The top or cover of a roll-top desk, especially one made of parallel slats fastened to a flexible backing.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hartford (Connecticut) Daily Courant. Partly from roll + top, and partly from roll + top.

Definition of roll-top in US English:

roll-top

adjectiveˌrəʊltɒp

1Having a top with a rolled or curled shape.
2Especially of a writing desk, bureau, etc.: having a sliding top or cover, especially one made of parallel slats fastened to a flexible backing.

nounˌrəʊltɒp

1A roll-top desk.
2The top or cover of a roll-top desk, especially one made of parallel slats fastened to a flexible backing.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hartford (Connecticut) Daily Courant. Partly from roll + top, and partly from roll + top.

词汇	roll-top
释义	Definition of roll-top in English: roll-top adjective ˌrəʊltɒp 1Having a top with a rolled or curled shape. 2Especially of a writing desk, bureau, etc.: having a sliding top or cover, especially one made of parallel slats fastened to a flexible backing. noun ˌrəʊltɒp 1A roll-top desk. 2The top or cover of a roll-top desk, especially one made of parallel slats fastened to a flexible backing. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hartford (Connecticut) Daily Courant. Partly from roll + top, and partly from roll + top. Definition of roll-top in US English: roll-top adjectiveˌrəʊltɒp 1Having a top with a rolled or curled shape. 2Especially of a writing desk, bureau, etc.: having a sliding top or cover, especially one made of parallel slats fastened to a flexible backing. nounˌrəʊltɒp 1A roll-top desk. 2The top or cover of a roll-top desk, especially one made of parallel slats fastened to a flexible backing. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hartford (Connecticut) Daily Courant. Partly from roll + top, and partly from roll + top.
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