Roll in
/rəul ɪn/B2
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1. To arrive in large quantities or numbers, often unexpectedly.
- The donations started to roll in after the charity event was announced.
- Once the business opened, customers began to roll in.
2. To accumulate or increase steadily.
- With the new advertising campaign, profits are expected to roll in.
- As autumn progresses, the fog continues to roll in every morning.
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