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Definition of roll-on roll-off in English: roll-on roll-offadjective British Denoting a passenger ferry in which vehicles are driven directly on at the start of the voyage and driven off at the end of it. （客运渡船或其他运输工具）滚装滚卸的（指车辆可直接开上开下的） Example sentencesExamples - One large medium-speed roll-on roll-off vessel or two fast sealift ships can lift almost an entire combat team.
- The 110-metre ro-ro ferry will operate on the route.
- The yard is working on eight ships at the moment, five being ro-ro ferries.
- Facilities include two dedicated roll-on roll-off berths used primarily for the export and import of motor vehicles.
- A successful test run of the new short sea ro-ro ferry service on Monday, means the new service is on schedule to a May 1 start.
- The ro-ro ferry, with 12 passengers on board, lost power in gale force winds while approaching St Margaret's Hope in March.
- The ro-ro ferry had developed an engine problem due to a cylinder head gasket failing.
- Seven months on, the business goes from strength to strength, with a third ferry now back in service after being modified, making it operator of the three largest ro-ro ferries and the most modern fleet on the Solent.
- He also has responsibility to ensure an adequate ro-ro ferry capacity to service the growing market for store cattle.
- This roll-on roll-off vessel will provide a service to live exporters.
- The roll-on roll-off ferries received minor damage after crashing together in dense fog around 5pm on Friday night.
- The new ro-ro ferry service from St Margaret's Hope to Gills Bay in Caithness fell foul of the weather at the weekend, with all sailings on Saturday cancelled.
- It was a sizeable roll-on roll-off car ferry, hefty but also angular, with two huge engines.
- A contractor is being sought to build a €500,000 roll-on roll-off slipway.
- Great passenger liners gave way to oil tankers of more than 200,000 tons, and cargo vessels to roll-on roll-off container ships.
- Raw materials would be delivered to the site in skips, roll-on roll-off containers, tankers and moving floor lorries and tipped inside the building or discharged into a storage area.
- The first is by roll-on roll-off vessel, the vehicle being driven below decks where it is secured and then driven off at its destination.
- After the second world war, the yard lay in ruins but has since had heavy reinvestment and is now the top ro-ro ferry producers.
- ‘The fact that they will be suitable for roll-on roll-off operations means that they could be launched from the bow to save even more time,’ he said.
- The construction of a roll-on roll-off ramp to help in the transfer of stores to ships.
Rhymesboff, cough, doff, far-off, off, quaff, scoff, telling-off, toff, trough Definition of roll-on roll-off in US English: roll-on roll-offadjectiveˈˌrōl ˈän ˈˌrōl ˈäfˈˌroʊl ˈɑn ˈˌroʊl ˈɑf British attributive Denoting a passenger ferry or other method of transportation in which vehicles are driven directly on at the start of the voyage or journey and driven off at the end of it. （客运渡船或其他运输工具）滚装滚卸的（指车辆可直接开上开下的） Example sentencesExamples - It was a sizeable roll-on roll-off car ferry, hefty but also angular, with two huge engines.
- This roll-on roll-off vessel will provide a service to live exporters.
- A contractor is being sought to build a €500,000 roll-on roll-off slipway.
- Great passenger liners gave way to oil tankers of more than 200,000 tons, and cargo vessels to roll-on roll-off container ships.
- The yard is working on eight ships at the moment, five being ro-ro ferries.
- A successful test run of the new short sea ro-ro ferry service on Monday, means the new service is on schedule to a May 1 start.
- Seven months on, the business goes from strength to strength, with a third ferry now back in service after being modified, making it operator of the three largest ro-ro ferries and the most modern fleet on the Solent.
- He also has responsibility to ensure an adequate ro-ro ferry capacity to service the growing market for store cattle.
- The ro-ro ferry had developed an engine problem due to a cylinder head gasket failing.
- The first is by roll-on roll-off vessel, the vehicle being driven below decks where it is secured and then driven off at its destination.
- Facilities include two dedicated roll-on roll-off berths used primarily for the export and import of motor vehicles.
- The construction of a roll-on roll-off ramp to help in the transfer of stores to ships.
- ‘The fact that they will be suitable for roll-on roll-off operations means that they could be launched from the bow to save even more time,’ he said.
- After the second world war, the yard lay in ruins but has since had heavy reinvestment and is now the top ro-ro ferry producers.
- The ro-ro ferry, with 12 passengers on board, lost power in gale force winds while approaching St Margaret's Hope in March.
- The new ro-ro ferry service from St Margaret's Hope to Gills Bay in Caithness fell foul of the weather at the weekend, with all sailings on Saturday cancelled.
- One large medium-speed roll-on roll-off vessel or two fast sealift ships can lift almost an entire combat team.
- Raw materials would be delivered to the site in skips, roll-on roll-off containers, tankers and moving floor lorries and tipped inside the building or discharged into a storage area.
- The roll-on roll-off ferries received minor damage after crashing together in dense fog around 5pm on Friday night.
- The 110-metre ro-ro ferry will operate on the route.
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