be rolling イディオム

get rolling

move, go, drive away If you have to be home by noon, we should get rolling.

get the ball rolling

start something Let

keep the ball rolling

continue the work, encourage us to continue Reg will keep the ball rolling. He won't allow the work to stop.

rolling in it

rich, wealthy, filthy rich, loaded """Is Erica rich?"" ""My dear, Erica is rolling in it."""

rolling in the aisles

laughing so hard they fall out of their chairs Robin Williams made us laugh. We were rolling in the aisles.

rolling stone

a person who does not live or work in one place He is a rolling stone and I never know where to find him.

start/get the ball rolling

start an activity or action, begin We decided that it was time to get the ball rolling so we began the meeting at once.

start the ball rolling

begin to do something He finally started the ball rolling on their plans to build a new house.

Rolling 60's

Notorious South Central Crip set

rolling in

Idiom(s): rolling in sth

Theme: ABUNDANCE

having large amounts of something, usually money. (Informal.)
• That family is rolling in money.
• Jack doesn't need to earn money. He's rolling in it.

be rolling in it

To be awfully wealthy. "It" refers to money, with the angel actuality that of one actually rolling about in bags of cash. I apprehend her ancestor is rolling in it, so I wouldn't be too afraid about her future. Once we get this plan underway, we'll be rolling in it in no time!Learn more: roll

be rolling (in it or in money)

be actual rich. informal Rolling in (i.e. ‘turning over and over in’) actuality has the faculty of ‘luxuriating in’. The abstraction of wallowing in abundance has been accepted back the backward 16th century.Learn more: roll

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