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to round up
[phrase form: round]
01
to gather people or things, often to organize or deal with them
Transitive: to round up sb/sth
02
to raise a numerical value to the next higher whole number
Transitive: to round up a numerical value
03
to arrest a group of individuals, often as part of a law enforcement operation
Transitive: to round up a group of people
round up
v
Example
The police rounded up the suspects in the early morning raid.
Let's round up the necessary documents for the meeting.
The event organizers are trying to round up the supplies for the charity drive.
The teacher had to round up all the students for the field trip.
Law enforcement officers worked together to round up the gang members.
