On a roll Meaning in English
expression
ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈɹoʊɫ
ON-uh-ROLL
ˈɒn/ /æɪ/ /ɹˈəʊl
ON-uh-ROHL
释义
To be experiencing a series of successes or good luck, where things keep going well one after another.
用法与细微差别
Informal, often used when someone wins, achieves, or does well repeatedly. Common after sports wins, games, work achievements. Do not use for single successes.
Spanish: tener una buena racha - estar en rachaPortuguese (BR): em uma boa fase - dando sortePortuguese (PT): em boa fase - com sorteChinese (Simplified): 顺风顺水 - 运气好Chinese (Traditional): 順風順水 - 運氣好Hindi: अच्छी लय में होना - लगातार जीतनाArabic: في سلسلة انتصارات - في حالة نجاح مستمرBengali: একটা জয়জয়কার ধারায় আছে - টানা সাফল্য পাচ্ছেRussian: на волне успеха - всё идёт как по маслуJapanese: 絶好調だ - 波に乗っているVietnamese: đang rất thành công - gặp vận may liên tiếpKorean: 잘 나가고 있다 - 연승 중이다Turkish: şansı açık - peş peşe başarı elde ediyorUrdu: کامیابی کے تسلسل میں ہے - فتوحات کی لڑی میں ہےIndonesian: sedang berada di puncak - sedang menang terus
例句
She's on a roll after winning three tennis matches in a row.
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After two promotions this year, he feels on a roll.
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The team is on a roll with five wins.
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Wow, you're really on a roll these days with your job and school!
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First you aced that test, now you got the internship—you’re on a roll!
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Don’t stop now—you’re on a roll! Keep going!
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