Used when starting a period of intense work or effort, especially in a group.

Work Initiation

It's not literal; no need to physically roll up sleeves but instead start working hard.

Metaphorical Use

Common in motivational speeches to encourage teamwork and effort.

Expresses a readiness to confront difficult tasks or situations head-on.

Conveys a sense of determination or courage when facing tough challenges.

In physical or practical tasks, you might literally roll up your sleeves.

Preparatory step to keep sleeves clean or out of the way during physical work.

In some cultures, it's a standard way to prepare for manual labor or cooking.