1. Officially distribute a new product or service to the public
   "Israel has been the fastest to roll out inoculations"
    
2. To distribute systematically or strategically
   "The government rolled out the vaccine";
   - deploy
    
3. Flatten or spread with a roller
   "roll out the paper";
   - roll
    
4. Make flat by unrolling
   "roll out the big map";
   - straighten
    
5. Bring in to use; make use of
   "The company decided to roll out the new software across all departments";
   - deploy

1. The act of officially distributing a new product or service to the public
   "The company planned a nationwide roll out for their latest smartphone model"

Derived forms: rolls out, rolling out, rolled out

Type of: administer, allot, circulation, deal, deal out, disentangle, dish out, dispense, distribute, dole, dole out, flatten, lot, mete, mete out, pancake, parcel out, spread, unwind