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I . around [əˈraʊnd] PREP AM

around → round

II . around [əˈraʊnd] ADV

1. around (all round, about):

around
around
a village with hills all around

2. around (in opposite direction):

to turn around

3. around (aimlessly):

to hang around
to shop around

4. around (nearby):

around
is he around?

5. around (in circumference):

to be 50 m around

6. around inf (approximately):

around

Phrases:

she's been around inf
to be still around

See also round down , round

I . round [raʊnd] ADJ

1. round (circular):

2. round shoulders:

III . round [raʊnd] PREP

4. round (about):

IV . round [raʊnd] N

1. round of competition, talks:

runda f
tura f

3. round of drinks:

4. round Brit of sandwiches:

porcja f

5. round (salvo):

salwa f

6. round (route, visits):

7. round (routine):

8. round (song):

kanon m

9. round (bullet):

nabój m

V . round [raʊnd] VB trans

2. round lips:

3. round number:

bugger about, bugger around VB intr Brit inf

bum around VB intr

cast about, cast around VB intr

clown about, clown around VB intr

come around VB intr

come around PHRVB come round

See also come round

come round VB intr

3. come round (feel well):

doss about, doss around VB intr Brit inf

drop around VB trans inf

drop around packet, book:

drop around
drop around

feel about, feel around VB intr

I . fiddle about, fiddle around VB intr

II . fiddle about, fiddle around VB trans

float about, float around VB intr fig inf

get around VB intr

get around PHRVB get about, PHRVB get round

See also get round , get about

I . get round VB intr

1. get round (spread):

2. get round (find time):

II . get round VB trans

1. get round (try to avoid):

2. get round (solve):

3. get round (persuade):

get about VB intr

1. get about (move):

I . go around VB intr

1. go around (keep doing):

to go around doing sth

2. go around (walk):

go around

3. go around (circulate):

go around
go around illness

4. go around (be sufficient):

to be enough to go around

5. go around (turn round):

go around

II . go around VB trans

1. go around (walk):

to go around the house/garden

2. go around (be in circulation):

to go around the town rumour
to go around the town illness

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Criticism and animal welfare laws forced many to close, although hundreds still exist around the world.
en.wikipedia.org
My parents, who are still waiting for me to quit fooling around with computers, go to med school, and become a radiologist?
en.wikipedia.org
Future sessions included project-based learning around themes of bioart, urban interventionism, game design, and wearable technology.
en.wikipedia.org
No private jet to whizz around the world and watch every race in person?
www.pocket-lint.com
No environmental causes were found after repeat testing around the school and surrounding areas of town.
en.wikipedia.org
Eggs hatch in early spring and the galls quickly form around the developing insects.
en.wikipedia.org
During continuous contact printing, the raw stock and the negative are placed next to one another around the sprocket wheel of the printer.
en.wikipedia.org
This time around, the omens were at once brimful of foreboding and anticipation.
www.independent.ie
Around 10,000 junior artistes participated in the holy dip.
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Inside the fort were wooden barracks two stories high, built around the parade ground.
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