Round

/ɹˈa‍ʊnd/

/ˈɹaʊnd/

Definiția și Sensul lui "round"

round

ADJECTIV

circular, rotund

having a circular shape, often spherical in appearance

Example

The round clock on the wall ticked away the minutes with its steady rhythm.

The round mirror reflected the entire room, giving a sense of spaciousness.

The round moon shone brightly in the night sky, casting a soft glow.

rotund, plin

(of sounds) full and rich

rotunjit, circular

(mathematics) expressed to the nearest integer, ten, hundred, or thousand

Round

SUBSTANTIV

cerc, friptură rotundă

a lean cut of meat, typically from the hindquarters of an animal

What is "round"?

The round is a primal cut of meat taken from the rear leg of an animal. It is a large and lean cut, consisting of multiple muscles that are relatively low in fat content. The round is typically divided into three main sections: the top round, bottom round, and eye of round. Each section has its own characteristics and can be used for different culinary purposes. The top round is the most tender portion of the round. The bottom round is slightly tougher but still flavorful and versatile. The eye of round is located within the bottom round and is very lean.

rundă, ciclu

a period of play in certain sports during which one team or competitor is on the offensive, attempting to score or defeat their opponent

vizita medicală, tur medical

medical visits conducted by a doctor or nurse in a hospital

rutina, cerc

the usual activities in your day

tur de golf, joc de golf

the activity of playing 18 holes of golf

rundă, patrulare

a regular route for a sentry or policeman

cerc, mecanism

any circular or rotating mechanism

bucată transversală, cruce

a crosspiece between the legs of a chair

cântec în cerc, round

a partsong in which voices follow each other; one voice starts and others join in one after another until all are singing different parts of the song at the same time

aplauze, ovatie

an outburst of applause

o rundă, o băutură

a serving to each of a group (usually alcoholic)

circuit, ruta

the course along which communications spread

rundă, cerc

an interval during which a recurring sequence of events occurs

cartuș, glonț

a charge of ammunition for a single shot

to round

VERB

ocoli, întoarce

to go around or encircle an object or obstacle, allowing movement to continue in a changed direction

Transitive: to round an object or obstacle

Example

The cyclist skillfully rounded the sharp curve in the road, adjusting speed for a smooth transition.

In the parking lot, the driver had to round the construction barriers to access the open road.

The runners had to round the fallen tree on the trail and continue the race.

rotunji, a da formă rotundă

to shape or form into a circular or spherical object

Transitive: to round sth

Example

Bakers carefully round the dough before placing it in the oven to create uniform and perfectly baked rolls.

The sculptor used her hands to round the edges of the marble block.

The tailor rounded the neckline of the dress, giving it a graceful and feminine silhouette.

rotunji, a da o formă rotundă

to take on a circular shape

Intransitive

Example

The pebbles on the beach have rounded over time due to the constant action of waves and weathering.

The cookie dough will round as it bakes in the oven.

The edges of the wooden table naturally began to round with years of use.

a rotunji, a aproxima

to approximate a numerical value by adjusting it to the nearest convenient or significant digit

Complex Transitive: to round a number to a near number

Example

In everyday conversation, people often round time estimates to the nearest hour for simplicity.

When estimating the distance, the surveyor had to round the measurements to the nearest meter for practicality.

In mathematics class, students were taught to round decimals to the nearest tenth for ease of calculation.

rotunji, îndoi

to articulate a vowel sound with the lips forming a rounded shape

Transitive: to round the lips or a sound

Example

The linguist explained that in certain dialects, speakers tend to round their vowels more prominently than in others.

The linguist conducted research on how speakers of different regional dialects round their vowels.

The phonetician explained how rounding the lips influences vowel quality in different accents of English.

round

ADVERB

de la început până la sfârșit, pe parcursul

from beginning to end; throughout

round

PREPOZIȚIE

în jurul, în întreaga

throughout a place or area

Exemplu

The round clock on the wall ticked away the minutes with its steady rhythm.

The round mirror reflected the entire room, giving a sense of spaciousness.

The round moon shone brightly in the night sky, casting a soft glow.

The round pizza was divided into equal slices, ready to be shared among friends.

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