rolloffilm

noun
UK /ˈrəʊl əv fɪlm/
US /ˈroʊl əv fɪlm/

A long, thin strip of plastic that you put in a camera to take pictures.

Dad put a new roll of film in the camera before the trip.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A movie or the material used to make movies.

The old roll of film showed a funny cartoon.

3. A set of pictures taken on one strip of film.

We got a whole roll of film developed from the birthday party.

4. A roll of plastic wrap used for covering food.

She tore off a sheet from the roll of film to cover the bowl.