round
round
raʊnd
rawnd
British pronunciation
/səɹˈa‍ʊnd/

Definition & Meaning of "surround"in English

to surround
01

to be around something on all sides

Transitive: to surround a place
to surround definition and meaning
example
Examples
The city is surrounded by beautiful countryside.
The island is surrounded by crystal-clear waters and white sand.
02

to circle around someone or something, putting pressure on them to give up

Transitive: to surround a person or place
to surround definition and meaning
example
Examples
The police surrounded the building to capture the suspect inside.
The army strategically surrounded the enemy stronghold to induce surrender.
03

to completely cover or enclose something from every direction

Transitive: to surround sb/sth
example
Examples
The warm blankets surrounded her, providing comfort on a cold night.
The darkness surrounded them as the power went out.
Surround
01

the area or conditions immediately around something or someone where it exists or operates

example
Examples
The lush surround of the garden made it a perfect spot for relaxation.
Wildlife thrives in the natural surround of the forest.
02

the border, edge, or area around something, which is often decorated

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