roll out

• Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner le processus de déploiement ou de lancement d'un nouveau produit, service ou initiative, ou pour rendre quelque chose disponible à l'utilisation.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of introducing or launching a new product, service, or initiative, or to make something available for use.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

1. formal

   To officially launch or introduce a new product, service, or system.

   Lancer ou introduire

   • The company will roll out its new software next month.
   • They rolled out a new marketing campaign across the country.
   • The government plans to roll out the new policy gradually.

   Synonymesannouncedebutinaugurateinitiateintroducelaunchpresentreleasestartunveil

   Antonymescanceldiscontinuerecallretractscrapwithdraw

2. Unfold or flattenformal

   To spread something flat by rolling it out, like dough or a carpet.

   Étaler en roulant

   • She rolled out the dough to make cookies.
   • He rolled out the yoga mat on the floor.
   • They rolled out the red carpet for the guests.

   Synonymesflattenspreadunfoldunfurlunroll

   Antonymescurlfoldroll up

Verbe de baseroll