roll up on (someone or something)

1. informal To arrive at some place or thing, especially in a wheeled vehicle. Primarily heard in US. Tom rolled up on campus for the first day of college in a brand new Mercedes. We rolled up on the site around dawn to see if it would be a good fit for our festival.

2. informal To approach someone or something in a stealthy or secretive manner, especially with the intention of causing harm or intimidation. Primarily heard in US. The police like to roll up on us about once a month just to put some fear into us. Gunmen rolled up on the rival gang leader's home, looking to put him down for good.

词组	roll up on (someone or something)
释义	roll up on (someone or something) roll up on (someone or something) 1. informal To arrive at some place or thing, especially in a wheeled vehicle. Primarily heard in US. Tom rolled up on campus for the first day of college in a brand new Mercedes. We rolled up on the site around dawn to see if it would be a good fit for our festival. 2. informal To approach someone or something in a stealthy or secretive manner, especially with the intention of causing harm or intimidation. Primarily heard in US. The police like to roll up on us about once a month just to put some fear into us. Gunmen rolled up on the rival gang leader's home, looking to put him down for good. See also: on, roll, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: wheel in wheel into wheel into (something or some place) wheel out of wheel out of (something or some place) wheel out wheel off bull session wheel away flow
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