to be caught up or entangled in a situation, conflict, or controversy

a questionnaire

a document containing questions for a test or examination

a violent, destructive, and rotating column of air, such as a tornado, twister, or cyclone

a thin cylinder of finely cut tobacco rolled in paper for smoking

to sweep across or engulf a wide area like a powerful force

A type of steamed bun made from wheat flour, often twisted or shaped into a roll, similar to a mantou.

a completed examination paper or a sheet used for recording answers

a collection of documents or files relating to a specific subject, case, or individual

roll of film

to mark or grade examination papers

cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata)

to lift or carry something upwards in a swirling motion, typically said of dust, wind, or waves

To regroup and return with renewed strength after a defeat or failure.

scroll (book or painting)

official records, files, or archives, often pertaining to legal or administrative matters

to hand in one's examination script

to open a book or scroll for reading

A traditional Chinese snack consisting of a thin sheet of dough rolled around a filling of vegetables and sometimes meat, typically deep-fried or served fresh.

to curl or be curly, particularly referring to hair or fibrous textures

a cylinder of tobacco leaves rolled and dried for smoking

Chinese steamed twisted bread roll

a book or a single volume belonging to a multi-part literary work

roll-up door; roller shutter door

to fold or turn the edge or fabric of an object upwards to make it shorter or more compact.

a curled lock or section of hair

temaki (a nori cone filled with sushi)

tape measure (usually retractable)

A scholarly or intellectual temperament, quality, or appearance.

blank exam paper

to spin, whirl around, or roll over (often used for waves, clouds, or smoke)

a window covering or shade that can be rolled or pulled up to adjust lighting and privacy

volumes of religious scriptures or ancient classics, often in the form of scrolls

a violent, destructive vortex of rotating winds occurring over land, often funnel-shaped

a capstan; a winch; a hoist

(literary) to close the book (after a reading session)

white-headed capuchin (Cebus capucinus)

pencil sharpener (blade-only type)

lit. opening a book is profitable; the benefits of reading and education

to involute; the process of tissue folding inward during embryonic development

always having a book in hand; extremely diligent and devoted to reading or study

to wrap or coil a length of material such as thread, wire, or film around a core or spool

a huge amount (of books and papers)