roll in money/cash
Meaning(s)
1. have something in great abundance
Popularity
High
Professional
High
Social
How to Memorize
he/she is rolling in money
Analysis
The phrasal verb 'roll in' means to arrive in large amounts, this use is usually in reference to money. 'Roll in' can also mean to arrive somewhere late. This is an informal phrasal verb that you can use in social and professional contexts.
Social Examples (Basic)
- Jane's family are quite well off, but they're hardly rolling in cash.
- Harry is one of the most marketable and popular athletes in the world, so it doesn't surprise me to hear that he's rolling in endorsements.
Professional Examples (Basic)
- I heard you got that big promotion at the bank. Congratulations, you must be rolling in it now!
- That company have been rolling in money ever since they signed that lucrative trade deal in China.