roll out

及物/不及物动词铺开; 滚了出来; 迁出; 起床; 滔滔不绝地讲出来

1. Roll out a piece of dough as thinly as possible and brush with softened butter or oil.

2. The facility was targeted to roll out four jets a month by the end of 2011.

3. It will be able to roll out four jets a month by the end of 2011.

4. Other product campaigns featuring joint promotion with Hong Kong television channel TVB with HDTV and Pixel Magic will roll out around Christmas time.

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5. Johnson was able to roll out from under the collapsed debris but cut her foot on glass from a shattered window.

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6. It is similar to the moment a shark attacks and their eyes roll back and disappear to protect them from getting gouged out.

7. Local governments might roll out subtle policies to ease control over the property market, he added.

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8. Industry observers estimate that setting up networks and trial operations could take at least one year before operators can formally roll out services to consumers.

9. Standard Chartered said it would roll out various renminbi products for customers under two retail brands - Priority Banking and Excel Banking.

10. Many tourists who decided to wait out the storm watched Fabian roll into the harbors Friday from their rattling hotel windows.

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