Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Scroll"

A: This is an example of an Imperative sentence, or a sentence that gives a command.
The verb is slow, meaning to make slower. (slow can be a verb or adjective)
The imperative is "slow your scroll" to put that in other words you could say "slow down the speed that you scroll through websites.
The imperative is directed towards "people" or all people who are listening.
So the sentence means "To all the people listening, I am asking you to slow down the speed that you scroll through websites."

A: A scroll is like an old script written a long time ago. It's usually one long piece of paper wrapped around two pieces of wood sticks. rolagem

A: To skip, or to continue past.

A: It's when you move the cursor up and down the screen, when you go through posts on Instagram or Twitter for example

A: To look through things on a computer or phone.

A: I scroll past all the online advertisements.

A: I can't. Please, is that from original english?

A: Esta palabra tiene varias significas:

Navigación
Most smartphone apps use scroll and swipe as navigation
Scroll(desplazar) to the bottom of the page and click ok
Papel
The graduates held their degree scrolls(rollo) for the official photographs
The medieval banquet menu was in the format of a scroll
Arquitectura
The doric pillars have scrolls (Voluta)on top.

A: "Scroll down to view the rest of the page."

A: Verb - an action used to move up and down on a web site.
"Scroll down the page for more information."
"You need to scroll up to the top of the page to see the web page menu."

Noun - a rolled piece of paper with information on it, typically stored for later use.
"There was an old scroll found in the ruins of the castle."
"The scroll contained a large amount of knowledge"

A: @skulriff The elder scrolls doesn’t technically make sense, elder/eldest is specifically used with people.
1. This is my elder sister
2. The elder of the two men

A: Are you familiar with the phrase "to flip through?" I believe its another way of saying that. Like flipping through the pages of a book. "to scroll through" would be used more for scrolling down pages of a document or website on the computer.

Edit: you could also "flick through" television channels. The phrases have similar meanings but are used in different contexts.

A: A scroll is a ancient book that rolled up and roll is anything rolled up.

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: Wind. "wind down/up the window" please be careful of the pronounciation.

A: It's an idiom usually used to make a point or say something clearly.

So I would say,
"In the grand scheme of things, books are still very relevant."
It's an idiom we use to say,
"When you look at all other entertainment options, books are still fun to read."

Or

"In the grand scheme of space movies, Star Wars is very important."
This means,
"When you consider all space movies, Star Wars was important for making new ideas."

A: The scrolling speed of HiNative pages has been getting faster these days. I'm glad about/of that.

A: 'The scroll is too slow on HiNative if you use an option filter! It wasn't that way' sounds more natural

A: I would say, "They've been scrolling down for a long time. Maybe you just can't find it/them."

A: "Recently, I've become addicted to scrolling Pinterest"