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roll-top desk
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roll-top desk or roll·top desk (rltp)
n.
A desk fitted with a flexible sliding top made of parallel slats.

roll-top desk
n
(Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Furniture) a desk having a slatted wooden panel that can be pulled down over the writing surface when not in use Also called roll-top
Translations
roll-top desk [ˈrəʊltɒpˈdesk] Nburó m, escritorio m de tapa rodadera


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The stations at Querencia included some of these key items: * Office Station: A vintage rolltop desk, telephone, and typewriter to help the male residents recall memories from days working at the office.
If your home doesn''t have enough space to dedicate an entire room to your home office, a rolltop desk is the perfect solution.
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