Definition of roll-out in English:

roll-out

noun

1The unveiling of a new aircraft or spacecraft.
the official roll-out is on 30 July
Example sentencesExamples
- At the roll-out ceremony in January enthusiastically called the aircraft the ‘crowning achievement of a human and industrial adventure’.
1. 1.1 The official launch or introduction of a new product or service.
  campaigns these days look a lot like product roll-outs
  a national roll-out of digital satellite systems
  Example sentencesExamples
  The public sector is doing everything it can and is very committed to the roll-out of services, but it is up to businesses now to do what they have to.
  A detailed information booklet will be available to support the roll-out of the service.
  But it is the delays in the completion of critical technical projects that have significantly handicapped the time frame for the roll-out of services.
  Consider the cost and results of a ‘hit and miss’ national roll-out as opposed to those of a narrowly focused launch targeted at the most likely consumer.
  This has tended to hinder the roll-out and uptake of broadband services among the domestic and SME communities.
  They expected to replace existing copper or glass fibre cables and play a large part in the roll-out of digital services.
  Shareholders can expect to see a continued roll-out of new product lines and distribution channels.
  Real risk lies in the possibility that the current difficulties will be used to delay the roll-out.
  As we generate the roll-out of a portfolio of products over the next year, it will generate its own momentum.
  There's been a good roll-out of e-government services and plenty of broadband fibre laid.
  There was no mention of the slow roll-out of broadband services in the country.
  However, he is critical of the slow roll-out of the service.
  There is little reason to suspect that the roll-out of 3G services should be any less fraught.
  But rivals are now beginning the roll-out of their own next generation services - albeit more tentatively.
  It is because cable companies aren't marketing it as aggressively as the roll-out of their higher-margin digital-TV services.
  Today it announced it was delaying the roll-out of unbundled broadband services to residential customers until next year.
  The roll-out of embedded products is expected to commence before the end of the current financial year.
  The national roll-out will be completed by summer.
  Initial adopters tend to be technical people, but at the next level companies have to go through proper marketing and product roll-out.
  Both companies have rowed back on plans for the roll-out of digital television services.
2Aeronautics
The stage of an aircraft's landing during which it travels along the runway while losing speed.
bumpy ground during the roll-out can start a series of sharp little bounces
Example sentencesExamples
- On one of the first take-offs Rob made with a drop tank, the tank released on the plane's rollout.
- An aircraft is controlled throughout all phases of a landing including touchdown and rollout to taxi.
3American Football
A play in which a quarterback moves out toward the sideline before attempting to pass.
the team incorporated roll-outs and half rolls into the offense
Example sentencesExamples
- He deflected an attempted rollout pass.
- The Spartans would run what looked like a rollout and then fire the ball from one side of the field to the other.

单词	roll-out
释义	Definition of roll-out in English: roll-out noun 1The unveiling of a new aircraft or spacecraft. the official roll-out is on 30 July Example sentencesExamples At the roll-out ceremony in January enthusiastically called the aircraft the ‘crowning achievement of a human and industrial adventure’. 1.1 The official launch or introduction of a new product or service. campaigns these days look a lot like product roll-outs a national roll-out of digital satellite systems Example sentencesExamples The public sector is doing everything it can and is very committed to the roll-out of services, but it is up to businesses now to do what they have to. A detailed information booklet will be available to support the roll-out of the service. But it is the delays in the completion of critical technical projects that have significantly handicapped the time frame for the roll-out of services. Consider the cost and results of a ‘hit and miss’ national roll-out as opposed to those of a narrowly focused launch targeted at the most likely consumer. This has tended to hinder the roll-out and uptake of broadband services among the domestic and SME communities. They expected to replace existing copper or glass fibre cables and play a large part in the roll-out of digital services. Shareholders can expect to see a continued roll-out of new product lines and distribution channels. Real risk lies in the possibility that the current difficulties will be used to delay the roll-out. As we generate the roll-out of a portfolio of products over the next year, it will generate its own momentum. There's been a good roll-out of e-government services and plenty of broadband fibre laid. There was no mention of the slow roll-out of broadband services in the country. However, he is critical of the slow roll-out of the service. There is little reason to suspect that the roll-out of 3G services should be any less fraught. But rivals are now beginning the roll-out of their own next generation services - albeit more tentatively. It is because cable companies aren't marketing it as aggressively as the roll-out of their higher-margin digital-TV services. Today it announced it was delaying the roll-out of unbundled broadband services to residential customers until next year. The roll-out of embedded products is expected to commence before the end of the current financial year. The national roll-out will be completed by summer. Initial adopters tend to be technical people, but at the next level companies have to go through proper marketing and product roll-out. Both companies have rowed back on plans for the roll-out of digital television services. 2Aeronautics The stage of an aircraft's landing during which it travels along the runway while losing speed. bumpy ground during the roll-out can start a series of sharp little bounces Example sentencesExamples On one of the first take-offs Rob made with a drop tank, the tank released on the plane's rollout. An aircraft is controlled throughout all phases of a landing including touchdown and rollout to taxi. 3American Football A play in which a quarterback moves out toward the sideline before attempting to pass. the team incorporated roll-outs and half rolls into the offense Example sentencesExamples He deflected an attempted rollout pass. The Spartans would run what looked like a rollout and then fire the ball from one side of the field to the other.
随便看	Southeian southen south end Southend-on-Sea southen sea South Equatorial Current souther southering southerlies southerlies southerliness southerling southerly southerly buster southermost southern Southern Alps Southern Baptist southern belle Southern blot Southern blotting Southern Comfort Southern Cone Southern Cross Southern Crown