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roll in
phrasal verb with rollverbuk /rəʊl/ us /roʊl/
informal
to arrive in great numbers or amounts: 纷至沓来;大量涌入;滚滚而来
money rolls inOnce our business gets started, the money will be rolling in.等我们的生意一开张，就会财源滚滚。
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roll in | American Dictionary
roll in
phrasal verb with rollverbus/roʊl/
to arrive:
Fog rolled in overnight.
infml If you say someone rolls in, you mean that person has arrived late or unexpectedly:
What time did you roll in last night?
infml If something such as money rolls in, it arrives in large amounts:
Business was great, and the money was rolling in.
roll in | Business English
roll in
phrasal verb with rollverbuk /rəʊl/us
to arrive in great numbers or amounts:
Once our business gets started, the money will be rolling in.
More store openings are planned abroad and at home to keep the cash rolling in.
The firm has a healthy backlog of orders rolling in.
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