| Business Jargon: To be on a roll |
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| Tuesday, 20 June 2006 | |
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Definition:
To be doing well at something.
Example Dialogue:
A: This is the fourth week in a row that I have sold the most units.
B: You are really on a roll. How do you explain it? Is it luck or hard work? A: A little bit of both. Listen and Practice: Discuss on the Forums: |
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