round
noun
/ɹuːnd/
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/ɹʊnd/
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/ˈɹaʊ̯nd/
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/ˈɹaːnd/
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/ˈɹæʊ̯nd/
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assalto,
rodada,
round,
tempo
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círculo
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degrau
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- rounded relief or cut at an edge
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bisel,
biselagem,
chanfradura,
chanfro
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- individual ammunition shell
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carga
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- song with each subset starting at a different time
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cânone,
ronda
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- strip of material with a circular face
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círculo,
rodela
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- single individual portion or dose of medicine
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dose
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- circular or repetitious route
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etapa,
ronda
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- hindquarters of a bovine for butchering
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lombo
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pincel redondo
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- card games: moment from the deal until the players are finished with the cards
- serving
- stage of a sports competition
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rodada
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- golf etc: way around the course
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round
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salva
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round
adjective
/ɹuːnd/
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/ɹʊnd/
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/ˈɹaʊ̯nd/
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/ˈɹaːnd/
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/ˈɹæʊ̯nd/
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redondo,
cilíndrico
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redondo
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redondo,
esférico,
rotundo
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- pronounced with the mouth in the shape of an "O"
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arredondado,
labializado
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- of a number that has been rounded off
- of corners that lack sharp angles
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arredondado,
redondo
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rechonchudo,
roliço
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round
verb
/ɹuːnd/
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/ɹʊnd/
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/ˈɹaʊ̯nd/
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/ˈɹaːnd/
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/ˈɹæʊ̯nd/
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- to approximate a number
- to become shaped into a curve
- to shape into a curve
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arredondar
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acabar,
concluir,
finalizar,
findar,
terminar
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dobrar,
virar
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- to go round, pass, go past
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rodar
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- to turn and attack someone
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virar-se contra
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rounded
adjective
/ˈɹaʊndɪd/
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- made into a circle or a sphere
- pronounced with the lips drawn together
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redonda
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