roll in

The phrase "roll in" is commonly used in informal contexts to describe various types of arrival or accumulation.

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Definition

B2General

(informal)To arrive in large quantities or numbers.

Example

Donations started to roll in after the charity event.

B1General

(informal)To appear or arrive in a casual or unhurried manner.

Example

He rolled in around midnight, completely relaxed.

B2Finance

(informal)To accumulate or increase steadily, often referring to money or resources.

Example

Profits began to roll in after the new product launch.

B2Railway

(informal)To arrive at a station or yard, typically used for trains.

Example

The train rolled in right on time.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "roll in":

roll on roll around roll with roll over roll out roll step rolling in it roll up roll off roll in the hay slow roll press roll cold roll roll the dice rolling in dough rock up roll bar wheel out rush in ride along ring in wheel around kick in come in play in roll one's eyes blow in go in slip in dice roll roll back drop into ride out hot rolling ride down run in throw in come along get in rim out chuck in roll call roller bed