Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
roll-out-the-red-carpet
idiom
/ˈroʊl aʊt ðə rɛd ˈkɑːrpɪt/

Definition
To give someone special treatment or honor, often in a ceremonial or welcoming context.

Examples
- When the celebrity arrived, the organizers really rolled out the red carpet.
- The company decided to roll out the red carpet for their top clients during the conference.

Meaning
The phrase suggests the act of providing a lavish welcome or special privileges to someone, typically important guests or dignitaries.

Synonyms
- Honor
- Welcome with open arms
- Roll out the welcome mat
- Give a warm reception