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"be rolled over" is a valid and grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It means to be physically turned or flipped over, or to have a financial account or debt transferred to a new term or period. Example 1: The old tire needs to be rolled over to access the other side. Example 2: The company's loan will be rolled over for another year. Example 3: The patient was carefully rolled over onto their side for the doctor to examine their back.
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If you don't spend the money, it can be rolled over to the next year.
About €25 billion of existing debt must be rolled over in April and May.
Absent any positive change in Belarus, sanctions will be rolled over in October.
(In I.R.A.'s, however, money can be rolled over between funds without tax consequences).
Any remaining money may be rolled over to the next year.
But once it expires, we have already been informed that it is not likely the loan will be rolled over".
Mr. Smith's shares will be rolled over into the newly private company if the deal goes through.
There was even a surplus of $1.9 billion, most of which will be rolled over to next year's budget.
On New Year's Day the agreement will be rolled over into a new one lasting a further 20 years.
Ed Yardeni, president of Yardeni Research, said the new operations "increases the likelihood that maturing sovereign bonds owned by European banks will be rolled over".
Most of it was incurred for the high-speed rail system and financed with bank loans that must be rolled over as often as once a year.
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