to scroll
- verb
- /skroʊl/
- Scroll down.
- scroll down the page
- scroll across the screen
- requires you to scroll
There's just this manicness, right, because you're scrolling from person to person.
- There's just this manicness, right, because you're scrolling from person to person.
- Then Google Joe Biden and Barack Obama and just keep scrolling down Google images.
- And no, they're not affiliate links, but yes, you have to scroll past my course first.
- You know, where we're just like can't stop scrolling on our phones, for example.
- They stop scrolling to watch your video.
- OK, Sir, next, OK, we're just going to go scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll.
- Yeah, let's let's scroll up or type something new.
- Pick up your phone scroll, you'll see it.
- And it's that's why I love your like scrolling through it's just video.
Examples
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You have to hit forward and then Scroll down past the default settings.
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And when something bad comes up, you just scroll right past it.
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You just scroll to see the next thing.
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You just scroll to see the next thing.
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I gotta scroll way up.
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Let's see, let's just Scroll down to the bottom.
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Um, go back to the video folder and scroll all the way to the bottom.
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Rachel, I'm scrolling through the pictures on your phone.
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Okay, now scroll down.
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To read the entire article, you need to scroll down the page.
Synonyms
To move a finger, card, or hand across a surface to reveal options
To move information on a screen up or down to look at it
To look at posts on social media by moving your finger on a screen
Phrasal Verbs
- Texting
To look at posts on social media by moving your finger on a screen
Compounds
- Specialized
A small electric saw with a thin blade for cutting detailed curves in wood or thin materials
How Fast
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb scroll comes from the same idea of 'rolling' a page, like moving a long roll of paper to see more text. So, when you scroll on a screen you are simply 'rolling' the view up or down to find what you need.