roll out

lanzar, implementar

Introducir una empresa un producto o servicio nuevo, a menudo en distintos lugares de forma gradual.

En inglés sencillo: A company introduces a new product or service, often in several places over time.

• They will roll out a new app.
• The company rolled out the service in three cities.
• When are you rolling out the next update?

Cómo se usa: roll something out (They will roll the service out nationwide.); roll out something to someone (We are rolling out the update to all users.)

Sinónimos: launch, introduce, release

Antónimos: withdraw

Expresiones frecuentes: roll out something, roll out software, roll out a service

estirar, desenrollar

Extender algo con un rodillo o abrir un objeto enrollado para dejarlo plano.

En inglés sencillo: You spread something flat by turning a round tool over it or opening a rolled bundle.

• Roll out the dough until it is thin.
• She rolled out a carpet on the floor.
• Have you rolled out the pastry yet?

Cómo se usa: roll something out (Roll the pastry out on a lightly floured surface.)

Sinónimos: flatten, unroll

Expresiones frecuentes: roll out dough, roll out pastry, roll out a carpet

salir sin prisa

Marcharse de un lugar sin prisa.

En inglés sencillo: You leave a place without hurrying.

• We can roll out after breakfast.
• They rolled out of the party around midnight.
• Are you ready to roll out?

Cómo se usa: roll out of somewhere (We rolled out of the café after lunch.)

Sinónimos: leave, head out

Antónimos: stay

Expresiones frecuentes: roll out slowly, roll out of somewhere

perder energía de giro

Una bola de bolos pierde su energía de giro demasiado pronto y llega con poca fuerza a los bolos.

En inglés sencillo: A bowling ball uses its turning energy too early and moves weakly near the pins.

• The ball may roll out before reaching the pins.
• My ball rolled out on the dry lane.
• A ball that rolls out loses power at the end.

Expresiones frecuentes: roll out early, roll out too soon

prorrogar una opción

Sustituir una opción financiera por otra con el mismo precio acordado, pero con una fecha de vencimiento posterior.

En inglés sencillo: You replace a financial option with one at the same agreed price but ending later.

• They decided to roll out the option.
• He rolled out his position to next month.
• Can we roll out these contracts at the same strike price?

Cómo se usa: roll out something to something (She rolled out the option to a later expiry date.)

Sinónimos: extend

Expresiones frecuentes: roll out an option, roll out a position