rollback
/ˈrəʊlbæk/noun
उच्चारण रोल्बैक
(कीमत, वेतन, कर की) पुराने स्तर पर कटौती, वापसी
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[C, usually singular]
a reduction in prices, wages or taxes to an earlier level
(कीमत, वेतन, कर की) पुराने स्तर पर कटौती, वापसी
- Truck owners are demanding a rollback of the diesel price hike.
- The party demanded an immediate rollback of the fuel tax.
- Shopkeepers welcomed the rollback in the price of onions.
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- Unions have asked for a rollback of the recent bus fare increase.
- A rollback in electricity charges brought relief to families.
- 2
[C, usually singular]
the act of reversing a law, policy or change and returning to an earlier position
(नीति या कानून की) वापसी, पलटना
- The opposition called for a rollback of the new rules.
- a rollback of environmental protections
- Teachers demanded a rollback of the controversial transfer policy.
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- The court ordered a rollback of the changes made last month.
- Residents called for a rollback of the new parking rules.
Synonyms reversal withdrawal repeal
→Phrasal verbs 2
roll back
to reduce prices, taxes or wages; or to reverse a law, policy or change
(कीमत आदि) घटाना, (नीति या कानून) वापस लेना
- The state government rolled back the bus fare increase.
- Farmers want the new law to be rolled back.
roll something back
to make an enemy or an opposing force move back
(शत्रु को) पीछे धकेलना
- The army rolled back the invaders across the border.
≈Synonyms and antonyms
§Grammar and usage
The noun is written as one word, rollback, but the phrasal verb is two words, roll back.
Noun एक शब्द rollback लिखा जाता है, लेकिन phrasal verb दो शब्द roll back होता है।