单词	roll in
释义	English American Business roll in informal — phrasal verb with roll uk/rəʊl/us/roʊl/verb to arrive in great numbers or amounts: Once our business gets started, the money will be rolling in. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Profits & losses break capital gains deficit diminishing returns gold mine gross receipts in/out of pocket idiom interim ka-ching licence loss loss-making profit from sth profit sharing rig the market idiom roll speculation takings turnover uneconomic See more results » roll in — phrasal verb with roll us/roʊl/verb 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 — phrasal verb with roll uk/rəʊl/usverb 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.
随便看	non judgmental non life non linear non manufacturing non marketable non material non member non metal non money non native speaker non negotiable non operating non participating shares non partisan non party non payment non performing non placental non polar non prime bill non probability sampling non professional non profit non profit making non proliferation

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