round
US /raʊnd/
・UK /raʊnd/
A1
adverb
- From beginning to end (e.g. of the year)
- In a circle or curve.
noun
- One of the three-minute periods in boxing
- Drinks bought by one person for a group
- Series regular visits, routes, or stops at places
- Single shot or bullet fired from a gun
- A regular journey to visit a number of places or people.
- A single serving of drinks or food for everyone in a group.
- An object with a circular shape
- A stage in a competition.
- One stage in a series of games, e.g. football
- One's turn in a game such as cards
verb
- To cause or make a circular or curved shape
- To go or pass around the bend or corner
- To change from a fraction to nearest whole number
adjective
- Being in the shape of a circle or ball
- Consisting of curved and not straight lines
- Somewhat fat or curved in physical appearance
- Having a shape like a circle or ball.
- Being a whole number, not a fraction, decimal
preposition
- Going around
- Located near or surrounding a particular place.
other
- To move around something in a circular path.
other
- To change a number to the nearest whole number or to a stated number of decimal places.
Examples
The soldiers fired several blank rounds into the crowd.
Australia were knocked out in the second round.