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I . round [raʊnd] ADJ

1. round (circular):

round
round arms, cheeks

2. round shoulders:

round

3. round (complete):

in round figures
to make sth a round hundred

II . round [raʊnd] ADV esp Brit

1. round (in circular motion):

to go round

2. round (in opposite direction):

to turn round
turn your car round

3. round (here and there):

to hand sth round
to show sb round

5. round (as much as needed):

6. round (surrounding):

round
round
all round
to be 5 metres round

8. round (all the time):

all year round
round the clock
round the clock
to go round and round in one's head fig

III . round [raʊnd] PREP

1. round (surrounding, rotating):

round
round the world
to find a way round a problem fig

2. round (at, to):

round the back
z/od tyłu
round here
round the corner
somewhere round here

3. round (here and there):

to wander round France
to walk round a room

4. round (about):

round
round 11.00

IV . round [raʊnd] N

1. round of competition, talks:

round
runda f
round
tura f

2. round (series):

round
pasmo nt
seria f
ciąg m

3. round of drinks:

round

4. round Brit of sandwiches:

round
porcja f

5. round (salvo):

round
salwa f
round of applause fig

6. round (route, visits):

round
to do a paper round

7. round (routine):

the daily round

8. round (song):

round
kanon m

9. round (bullet):

round
nabój m
to fire a round

V . round [raʊnd] VB trans

1. round corner, island:

round
to round the bend

2. round lips:

round

3. round number:

round

all-round ADJ

bring round VB trans

1. bring round (make conscious):

bring round
cucić [perf o-]

2. bring round (persuade):

bring round

come round VB intr

1. come round (pay visit):

come round
to come round sb's house

2. come round (change mind):

come round

3. come round (feel well):

come round

drop round VB trans

drop round PHRVB drop around

See also drop around

drop around VB trans inf

drop around packet, book:

I . get round VB intr

1. get round (spread):

get round

2. get round (find time):

to get round to doing sth

II . get round VB trans

1. get round (try to avoid):

get round

2. get round (solve):

get round

3. get round (persuade):

get round

go round VB intr

go round PHRVB go around

See also go around

I . go around VB intr

1. go around (keep doing):

2. go around (walk):

3. go around (circulate):

4. go around (be sufficient):

5. go around (turn round):

II . go around VB trans

1. go around (walk):

hand round VB trans

hand round PHRVB hand around

See also hand around

hang round VB trans, intr Brit

hang round PHRVB hang about

See also hang about

I . hang about, hang around VB intr

1. hang about inf (waste time):

2. hang about (loiter):

II . hang about, hang around VB trans

paper round, paper route AM N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Most categories only have a single voting round using preferential scoring system.
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Adult male round gobies turn inky black during the spawning season and develop swollen cheeks.
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Details of the legal action emerged within hours of ACAS, the arbitration and conciliation service, inviting both sides to a fresh round of talks.
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Riders placing first through 60th (including ties for 60th place) advance to the second round.
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The pay-off for any single round of the game is defined by the pay-off matrix for a single round game (shown in bar chart 1 below).
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Each meatball is between 12 and 15 grams and is round.
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Rovers were also knocked out in the first round of the other two competitions.
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She agreed to spend a month looking round the WRAF, and her experiences during that month led her to decline the appointment.
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The firm puts on large-scale promotional giveaways for their eyeglasses, as many as 10,000 pairs each round.
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Their bid received an absolute majority of votes, and was therefore announced the winner, without requiring a second round.
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