Roll-out

Roll-out
Roll-out,
auch Roll|out [...'aut] das; -s, -s
<aus engl. roll-out »das Vorstellen«, eigtl. »das Hinausrollen«>
öffentliche Vorstellung eines neuen Fahrzeugtyps (bes. eines Flugzeugs).

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