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Definitions from the WebRoll inDefinition:Roll in is a phrasal verb that has multiple meanings depending on the context. It can refer to physically entering a place in a rolling motion or to receive a large amount of money or profit unexpectedly. Usage:As a verb phrase:1. To enter in a rolling motion: As we approached the airport, the fighter jets rolled in, displaying an impressive formation. Related product: 2. To receive a large amount of money or profit unexpectedly: The stock market crash caused many investors to lose money, but our savvy client rolled in with a substantial profit. Related product: Investment Strategies on Amazon As a noun phrase:1. A popular or local gathering place: The newly opened cafe is the perfect roll in to grab a cup of coffee and catch up with friends. Related product: 2. A large amount of money or profit: After the successful launch of their new product, the company experienced a significant roll in. Related product: | ||||
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