roll

/rəʊl/ verb

Definition

roll off the assembly/production line › to be produced in a factory: The new vehicles roll off the assembly line in August. The company's first locally made vehicle will roll off the production line within a year.

(Definition of roll verb from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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roll sth back
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roll verb
roll-back noun
roll-on, roll-off adjective
roll-out noun
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roller coaster noun

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