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复数形式
rollovers
1
转移, 展期
the act of changing the institution that invests your pension plan without incurring a tax penalty
2
翻滚, 翻车
the act of a vehicle overturning or flipping onto its side or roof
A rollover is an accident where a vehicle flips over onto its side or roof. This can happen if a car or truck loses control, often due to sharp turns, high speeds, or driving on uneven terrain. Rollovers are particularly dangerous because they can cause serious injury to the people inside, especially if they are not wearing seat belts. Some vehicles, such as SUVs, are more prone to rollovers due to their higher centers of gravity. When a rollover happens, the car may come to a stop on its roof or side, blocking the road and making it harder for rescue teams to respond.
- The car accident resulted in a rollover, causing significant damage to the vehicle.
车祸导致了翻车，对车辆造成了重大损坏。
- The driver lost control on the icy road, leading to a rollover that blocked traffic for hours.
司机在结冰的道路上失去了控制，导致翻车，阻塞了交通数小时。
- The police warned about the dangers of high-speed turns that could cause a rollover.
警方警告说，高速转弯可能会导致翻车的危险。
- Survivors of the rollover were fortunate to escape with minor injuries.
翻车事故的幸存者幸运地逃脱，只受了轻伤。
- Insurance rates can increase significantly after a rollover incident.
翻车事故后，保险费率可能会显著增加。