| 词组 | roll in |
| 释义 | roll in 1. roll in usually progressive if money, letters etc roll in, large amounts of them arrive, especially continuously: ▪ Since Kylie appeared on her first TV show, letters from fans have kept rolling in. come rolling in ▪ Sales of the new drug were very high and the profits came rolling in. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑pour in 2. roll in if clouds, storms, mist etc roll in, they move into an area and begin to cover the sky or the land: ▪ A thin blanket of fog rolled in from the sea. ▪ electric storms rolling in across the savannah 3. be rolling in it/money informal to be very rich: ▪ Derringer owns a mansion in Beverly Hills, so he must be rolling in money. ▪ Her new husband's absolutely rolling in it. ■ SIMILAR TO: filthy rich roll in • roll into sth informal if someone rolls in, they arrive somewhere later than they should, and often they do not seem to care about being late: ▪ It was after midnight when he finally rolled in. He hadn't even bothered to phone us. ▪ You can't just roll into the office an hour late without some sort of explanation. |
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