role
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noun
- role, partof an actor
- linesspoken text of an actor playing a part
- rolee.g. of a person in a society
- linguisticsrolefunction of a constituent in a clause
- scroll
Forms
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | role | role |
| genitive | role | rolí |
| dative | roli | rolím |
| accusative | roli | role |
| vocative | role | role |
| locative | roli | rolích |
| instrumental | rolí | rolemi |
Used in the library
- Jeho role byla malá.His part was small.A2Vánoce, oslava a představení — Christmas, a celebration and a show (A2)
- Každé dítě dostalo roli. Matěj byl král.Every child got a role. Matěj was the king.A2Narozeniny s kouzelníkem — A birthday with a magician
- Herec tu roli odmítl.The actor turned the part down.B1Výbuch, pronásledování a záchrana — An explosion, a chase and a rescue (B1)
- Já jsem hrál krále. Nebyla to hlavní role, ale měl jsem nejdelší text.I played the king. It was not the main part, but I had the longest text.B1Premiéra — Opening night
Other ways to say it
- obordiscipline (specific branch of knowledge or learning)
- okruhring; beltway, orbital motorway, ring road
- partpart (the melody played or sung by a particular instrument, voice, or group of instruments or voices, within a polyphonic piece)
- polefield; array
- svitekscroll, roll (of paper or parchment)
- úlohatask (a piece of work done as part of one’s duties)