roll out
Third Person
rolls out
Present Participle
rolling out
Past Tense
rolled out
Past Participle
rolled out
1
to officially introduce or launch a new product, service, or system
transitive
- The company plans to roll the new smartphone out next month.
- They rolled out the updated software yesterday.
- The government plans to roll out a series of tax cuts over the next few years.
- The company rolled out its latest collection to much fanfare.
- They are rolling out a new internet service in our area.
2
to use a roller or similar tool to flatten something
transitive
- I need to roll out the dough before we can make the pizza.
- She rolled out the clay to create a flat surface for her pottery project.
- The construction crew will roll out the asphalt to create a smooth road surface.
- In the workshop, they needed to roll out the metal sheets to make them thinner.
- It took forever to roll this puff pastry out, but it was worth it.
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3
to flatten something by unrolling it
transitive
- She rolled out the yoga mat to start her daily exercise routine.
- Please roll the carpet out in the living room before the guests arrive.
- To set up for the picnic, we need to roll the tablecloth out on the grass.
- They rolled out the map to get a better view of the surrounding area.
- Please roll the carpet out in the living room before the guests arrive.
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