23/11/22 English with Kayla – You’re on a roll!

On a roll.
I’m on a roll.
When you hear an English speaker that they are on a roll.
It means they’re experiencing a lot of success.
Yes! I’m so on a roll!
A lot of sucess consecutively,
They are on a roll.
It’s like, their sucess just keeps going and going.
Oh! I’m rolling now! I am on a roll!. I am on a roll!
After winning three games in a row,
the team felt like, they were on a roll.
Linda got three promotions at work.
And now she feels like she’s on a roll in her career.
Ever since James started his diet,
he’s been losing weight every week.
And he’s on a roll.
Once you learn all of these English idioms,
you’ll feel like you’re on a roll with your English.

Boss is on a roll!

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on a roll 人にとって物事が連続的に〕うまくいって、順調で
experience 経験する
consecutively 連続して、引き続いて
in a row 連続して、連続的に、続けて、立て続けに
career 職業、経歴、職歴、キャリア　[kəríər]
diet ダイエット
lose weight 重さ［重量・体重・目方］を減らす
once 接続詞一旦［ひとたび］～すると［すれば］