vaccine rollout
- noun
- /vækˈsiːn ˈroʊlˌaʊt/
- Literature
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distribución de vacunas
- The city implemented a well-organized vaccine rollout to ensure everyone received their shots.
That's right, our vaccine rollout lacks the robust technology of the Butterball Hotline.
- That's right, our vaccine rollout lacks the robust technology of the Butterball Hotline.
Examples
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So that's what's happening with the vaccine rollout across the globe.
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That's right, our vaccine rollout lacks the robust technology of the Butterball Hotline.
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So that's what's happening with the vaccine rollout across the globe.
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The government expects the vaccine rollout to be completed by the end of the year.
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During the vaccine rollout, healthcare workers were prioritized for vaccination.
Synonyms
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The official start of offering a new product or service to the public
How Widespread
Surface Forms
Morphology
The MWE's meaning — the organized distribution and administration of vaccines — is directly and compositionally derived from 'vaccine' (a substance that induces an immune response) plus 'rollout' (the public release or implementation of a program). This straightforward noun–noun combination follows a common compositional pattern and would be understandable to a B1 learner who knows both constituent words.
Etymology
The noun vaccine rollout uses rollout like rolling out a carpet across a floor, creating the picture of vaccines being sent out and set up across a country. So, it means 'the organized sending and giving of vaccines to people'.