reversal (of a situation) ②reversal (of direction of rotation)

operation (of a machine) ②driving (a vehicle) ③use (of capital, funds, etc.)

rotation ②working (e.g. of one's mind) ③slalom (alpine skiing event)

transfer

bicycle

changing schools

transfer student

transmigration

rolling over ②turning around (the other way) ③producing a positive from a negative (photography) ④circle inversion

change of pace

dramatic turn-around

fall ②fall (in position, standing, etc.)

to turn

moving (to a new place) ②transfer (to a new school)

change of occupation

moving (location, with the times, etc.) ②metastasis ③transition (e.g. phase transition) ④transfer (of learning)

changing (job, career, lifestyle, social position, beliefs, etc.)

conversion

the situation reverses itself

overturning ②overthrow (e.g. of a government)

to fall down ②to turn out ③to abandon Christianity (and convert to Buddhism) ④to roll

to roll ②to fall over ③to lie down ④to be scattered about

to roll ②to turn over ③to leave ④to buy and sell (quickly for a profit)

to lie down

to roll in ②to fall in one's way

to fall off

to roll over

to lie down

to lie down

not giving up ②the vicissitudes of life

to roll about with laughter

falling (down) ②failure ③renouncing Christianity and converting to Buddhism (during the Edo period) ④batter (construction technique)

to knock down

root vegetables boiled in broth

to roll about

to knock (a person) down

to roll or tumble into

dozing

to drive a car

to tumble down

to fall and roll over

to knock down