英和和英

名詞

strollout (plural strollouts)

1. (Australia, informal) The rollout of COVID-19 vaccines at a relatively slow pace.
   • 2021 October 31, Jennifer Schuessler, “Oxford’s 2021 Word of the Year Is a Shot in the Arm”, in The New York Times‎, archived from the original on 2021-10-31:

     The report cites neologisms like “vaxxie,” “vaxinista” and “vax(i)cation” and “inoculati.” Some may fade away and never make it into the dictionary. But others — like “strollout,” which gained prominence in Australia in May, amid frustration over the slow pace of vaccination programs — may become useful in a broader variety of contexts, McPherson said.

   • 2022, Simon Benson, Geoff Chambers, Plagued: Australia's two years of hell — the inside story:

     Opinion polls were showing that Morrison had been personally damaged by the government's perceived failures on vaccine supply – the 'strollout' – and the brawls with state leaders over who was to blame for lockdowns during Delta.