Roundabout is the correct spelling.
Assuming you meant "a Pole," it is spelled 'Polak.' If you really meant "a pole", it is spelled 'słup.'
Assuming you're referring to the female name - then yes, it is.
No, "traffic" is a noun referring to the movement of vehicles or people on roads or streets. It is not an adjective.
The word "Pole" in Polish is spelled as "Polak" if referring to a Polish person, or as "słup" if referring to a physical pole (like a street pole).
The word "fly" in Portuguese is spelled "mosca" when referring to the insect and "voar" when referring to the action of flying.
It is in Paris around the arc de triumph it has 12 streets attached to it
If you are referring to small rocks, it is spelled gravel. If you are referring to the consumer product which helps to ease nausea, it is spelled Gravol.
Assuming you meant "a Pole," it is spelled 'Polak.' If you really meant "a pole", it is spelled 'słup.'
The breed of dog you are referring to is spelled "Schnauzer."
You have it spelled correctly, if you are referring to a single event. The plural is spelled crises.
If you're referring to the food then its spelled - Palabok.
It is spelled clique. (from French)
Assuming you're referring to the female name - then yes, it is.
It is spelled dog, unless you are referring to Snoop Dogg.
either saviour or savior, it does not matter
If you are referring to the cleaning supplies, it would be spelled Windex.
If referring to a seat number, locker number, ticket number or year, it would be spelled as "seven seventy-two". But if referring to a math number, it is spelled "seven hundred seventy-two".