rollover Definition
roll·over (-ō′vər)
rollover Finance Definition
In
the futures industry, shiftselling a futures contract, such as a September
contract, while immediately buying another contract in the future, such as
December. A rollover maintains the original trading strategy.
rollover Usage Examples
Converse of object
- do: Any network minutes only do rollover for one month, Orange to Orange mins do not rollover.
- use: The shopping bag itself uses a rollover to reveal items already added.
- have: I have a rollover from one color to another which works brilliantly.
- add: In the Java side, add rollovers and sounds to your Applets with just one click.
- view: To view the images rollover them with the mouse.
Adjective modifier
- javascript: Well, it's all done thanks to the magic of Javascript rollovers.
- fatal: A 4x4 is twice as likely to be involved in a fatal rollover as an ordinary car.
- triple: He and John had won the lottery, a triple rollover.
Modifies a noun
- jackpot: Rollover jackpot is 7.5 million Friday's is 40 million!
- relief: Furnished holiday lettings may also qualify for rollover relief or gifts relief.
- button: Select both objects Specify rollover settings To test the behavior of the rollover button, hover your mouse over the Preview window.
- effect: To test the rollover effect, select File: Preview in Browser - Internet Explorer.
- bar: Does anybody have any advice on the best rollover bar.
- image: Instead of rollover images, we could have rollover boxes.
Noun used with modifier
- javascript: The Javascript rollover has been widely used for image buttons on navbars in the past.
- image: To view the images rollover them with the mouse.
- gain: Therefore for companies they will be qualifying assets under the intangible asset rollover relief provisions but not under the chargeable gains rollover relief provisions.
- date: Dynamic Effects PC date rollover failure is but a minor problem.
- mouse: The calculator must respond to user input in some form ( such as a button click or mouse rollover ).
- bus: The rig is used to carry out full-scale bus rollover tests which conform to the ECE Regulation 66.
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