Definition of «rollover»

The term "rollover" has several meanings depending on its context.

1) In finance, a rollover refers to the process of transferring funds from one investment to another while deferring taxes. For example, an individual may roll over their retirement savings into a new account without having to pay taxes on the transferred amount.

2) In telecommunications, a rollover is when a call is redirected to voicemail because the called party's line is busy or not in use.

3) In sports, particularly auto racing and horse racing, a rollover refers to an event where a vehicle flips over during a race.

4) Finally, "rollover" can also refer to the act of falling over or collapsing, as when someone trips and falls forward.

Sentences with «rollover»

  • At the end of the day that kind of rollover of talent is inevitable. (sbnation.com)
  • Our group of car — accident lawyers has been successfully representing persons injured in rollover accidents for decades. (altmanllp.com)
  • It also lacks a fixed roof, so it can't provide good protection in rollover crashes. (iihs.org)
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