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Meanings of rollout in English

Release of a product from its manufacturing facility.

An implementation, or putting into use, of something.

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Examples for "deployment"
Examples for "deployment"
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The Labour Party opposed the deployment of New Zealand troops to Iraq.
Radio NZ
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No specific deployment or security information could be shared for operational reasons.
Radio NZ
3
Currently, soldiers have only 12 months back home before their next deployment.
Reuters
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But the deployment could take weeks and even months, UN officials say.
The Irish Times
5
It follows the deployment of French soldiers following the attacks in Paris.
The Guardian
Usage of rollout in English
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The services were due to begin a phased rollout early this year.
The Irish Times
2
The updated management plan included reduced capital expenditure on its fiber rollout.
Reuters
3
The rollout will soon cover the remaining roughly 95 million JioPhone users.
Reuters
4
As rollout of the machine begins, it will create hundreds of jobs.
The South African
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Regarding the DVD rollout, Griffith said music clearances are still being processed.
Reuters
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A statewide rollout of the program is planned over the next year.
Radio NZ
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It had looked likely a parliamentary subcommittee would have delayed the rollout.
The Guardian
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And more deaths in the testing phase could decelerate their rollout too.
Wired
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Ultimately, these troubles are hampering the pace of the remaining regional rollout.
News.com.au
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Officials had no current timeline for when the rollout would be completed.
Reuters
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Obama's advisers say the president has been frustrated by the flawed rollout.
Ebony
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Hopefully we'll quickly see a rollout of many hybrid trucks and SUVs.
Wired
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Verizon has been a crucial partner for Google in the Android rollout.
Wired
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The company's rollout of the technology has raised eyebrows in some circles.
Reuters
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During the initial phase of the rollout, SBC will sell day passes.
Wired
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The botched rollout of Obamacare has hurt the popularity of the initiative.
Reuters
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Rollout through the time
Rollout across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
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