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to round off
[phrase form: round]
01
to conclude an event or activity in a satisfying manner
Intransitive
Examples
The conference rounded off with a networking session for participants.
02
to express a number as a simpler, whole number, often by removing decimal places or fractions
Transitive: to round off a number
Examples
The textbook recommended that students round off their answers to the nearest tenth for clarity.
03
to make something smooth, curved, or circular in shape
Transitive: to round off a shape or surface
Examples
The artist tried to round off the sharp angles in her sculpture for a softer appearance.
04
to refine something, making it highly developed or finished
Transitive: to round off sth
Examples
She worked hard to round off her research paper, ensuring it was polished and ready for submission.
