Let's roll is another way to say, let's get going. It's a common English slang term. Check out the video to find out all the details you need to know about it.
Let's roll / I'm gonna roll definition = go somewhere; to start moving.
Let's roll examples:
"We're done shopping here. Let's roll."
"I'm getting tired and I have to work tomorrow morning. I'm gonna roll."
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Transcript:
This is Jackie from eslspeaking.org. So today's slang is, let's roll. Or, I'm gonna roll. Let's roll/I'm gonna roll.
You could say, "Let's roll," to your friend if you want to go, if you want to leave. Maybe you're at a party or a restaurant, or a movie theatre and you want to go home, you say, "Hey! Let's roll." Let's go home. Let's get outta here.
Or, if you're at a party, or some event, or dinner and you're going home but your friend is staying, you can say, "I'm gonna roll." I'm going home but you are staying.
