roll out
Introduce to market
Roll out means to spread or extend something flat, typically by unrolling or using pressure: Roll out the dough until it's about a quarter-inch thick.
In business, roll out describes launching or introducing something new to the public: The company will roll out its updated app next month.
A rollout is the launch itself.
First public appearance
- unveilReveal something hidden
- introduceMake formally known
- releaseTo let go
- premiereFirst public performance
kickoff · commence · initiate · activate · deploy · implement · announce · present
Thick floor textile
- blanketSoft bed covering
- scrollWound document of parchment
- mapSpatial representation of terrain
- posterDisplayed printed notice
awning · tarpaulin · canvas · yoga mat · sleeping bag · turf · sod · red carpet
debut
First public appearance
premiere · kickoff · commence · initiate · activate · deploy · implement · announce · present · establish
carpet
Thick floor textile
poster · awning · tarpaulin · canvas · yoga mat · sleeping bag · turf · sod · red carpet · fabric
dough
Flour-liquid mixture for baking
tortilla · flatbread · pizza · fondant · roti · chapati · paratha · lefse · phyllo · pie crust
troops
Military personnel collectively
- deploymentOrganized distribution of resources
- advanceMove or progress forward
- maneuverDeliberate tactical movement
battalion · brigade · regiment · platoon · squadron · division · infantry · artillery · mobilization · garrison
- puttingputt, putter, putting green, cup, hole
- business jargonacronym, scalability, buzzword, drill down, low-hanging fruit
- departuresleave, depart, exit, leaving, go
- office jargonsynergy, circle back, touch base, deep dive, action item
- activationactivate, triggers, firing, commence, initiate
- Starting upignition, kickstart, jump start, boot up, power on