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rollover

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun rollover has 1 sense
  1. rollover - the act of changing the institution that invests your pension plan without incurring a tax penalty
    --1 is a kind of
    change
    Derived form: verb roll over3

Definitions from the Web

Rollover

Noun

1. The act of turning over or rolling from one side to another.

Example sentence: She woke up in the middle of the night and did a rollover to get comfortable.

2. A type of vehicle accident where a vehicle flips onto its roof or side.

Example sentence: The driver lost control of the car and it ended up in a rollover that totaled the vehicle.

Verb

1. To turn over or roll from one side to another.

Example sentence: He accidentally rollovered onto his glasses and broke them.

2. (Computer Science) To automatically move from an old web page or advertisement to a new one when the mouse pointer is moved over it, typically used for displaying additional information or images.

Example sentence: The banner ad on the website rollovers to reveal a special offer when you hover your mouse over it.

Adjective

1. (Popular) Describes a banking term where unused minutes, data, or texts from a monthly plan are carried over to the next month.

Example sentence: The rollover feature on this mobile phone plan allows me to save my unused data for the next month.

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