role
11role — role, rôle → rol …
12rôle — role, rôle → rol …
13rolé — s. m. [Brasil] Volta ou passeio para lazer (ex.: dar um rolé). ‣ Etimologia: origem obscura …
14role — meaning ‘an actor s part’ and related senses, is normally spelt without an accent, although rôle is also valid …
15role — [n1] impersonation of a character act, acting, appearance, aspect, bit, character, clothing, execution, extra, guise, hero, ingenue, lead, look, part, performance, personification, piece, player, portrayal, presentation, representation, seeming,… …
16Role — R[^o]le, n. [F. See {Roll}.] A part, or character, performed by an actor in a drama; hence, a part of function taken or assumed by any one; as, he has now taken the r[^o]le of philanthropist. [1913 Webster] {Title r[^o]le}, the part, or character …
17role — I noun act, assignment, billet, capacity, character, characterization, department, false show, function, guise, impersonation, job, mission, part, partes, performance, place, pose, position, post, posture, presentation, pretense, province,… …
18role — róle ž mn DEFINICIJA sport vrsta koturaljki, sportske cipele s četiri kotačića; rolerice, rolke ETIMOLOGIJA engl. rollers …
19rolė — statusas Neteiktinas sritis švietimas ryšiai: žiūrėk – vaidmuo žiūrėk – vaidmuo …
20role — ► NOUN 1) an actor s part in a play, film, etc. 2) a person s or thing s function in a particular situation. ORIGIN from obsolete French roule roll , referring originally to the roll of paper on which an actor s part was written …
