roll a set of (finger)prints

To capture a copy of someone's fingerprints either using ink or some kind of digital scanning device. You're not under arrest, we just want to roll a set of prints to distinguish them from any others we might find at the crime scene. The immigration department now uses a digital scanner when they roll a set of fingerprints, making it much easier to keep track of people within the system.

roll (a set)

and roll a set of prints

tv. to take a set of fingerprints (from someone). Danny asked Muggerman to roll a set of prints from the bum and then throw him in the jug. Take him downstairs and roll a set, Sergeant Tartaglia.

roll a set of prints

verb

See roll a set

词组	roll a set of (finger)prints
释义	roll a set of (finger)prints roll a set of (finger)prints To capture a copy of someone's fingerprints either using ink or some kind of digital scanning device. You're not under arrest, we just want to roll a set of prints to distinguish them from any others we might find at the crime scene. The immigration department now uses a digital scanner when they roll a set of fingerprints, making it much easier to keep track of people within the system. See also: of, roll, set Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. roll (a set) and roll a set of prints tv. to take a set of fingerprints (from someone). Danny asked Muggerman to roll a set of prints from the bum and then throw him in the jug. Take him downstairs and roll a set, Sergeant Tartaglia. See also: roll, set roll a set of prints verb See roll a set See also: of, print, roll, set McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: roll a set roll a set of prints roll (one's) (finger)prints fingerprint grab (someone or something) by the throat grab someone by the throat grab someone/something by the throat help (someone) along help along cover
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