round
word
/ˈɹaʊnd/
rownd
/ɹˈaʊnd/
rownd
Definition
A shape with no corners and equal distance from the center, like a circle. Also used for a stage or turn in games, competitions, or a sequence of events.
Usage & Nuances
'Round' can be an adjective ('a round table'), noun ('the first round'), or preposition/adverb ('walk round the park'). Not used for sharp-angled shapes. In games, use 'a round of cards'. Common: 'all round', 'in the round', 'round of applause'.
Spanish: redondo - ronda (turno) - ronda (serie de preguntas, juegos, etc.)Portuguese (BR): redondo - rodada (turno/jogo) - volta (corrida)Portuguese (PT): redondo - ronda (turno/jogo) - volta (corrida)Chinese (Simplified): 圆的 - 回合 - 一轮Chinese (Traditional): 圓的 - 回合 - 一輪Hindi: गोल - चक्कर (खेल/टर्न)Arabic: دائري - جولة (دور/مرحلة)Bengali: গোল - পর্ব - রাউন্ডRussian: круглый - раундJapanese: 丸い - ラウンド - 一回戦Vietnamese: tròn - vòng - lượtKorean: 둥근 - 라운드 - 회Turkish: yuvarlak - tur - rauntUrdu: گول - دور - راؤنڈIndonesian: bulat - putaran - ronde
Example Sentences
The ball is perfectly round.
basic
We played three rounds of cards last night.
basic
Please sit at the round table.
basic
It's your round — go order the drinks.
natural
Let's go for another round of questions.
natural
We walked round the whole park this morning.
natural