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rounded

UK
/ˈraʊndɪd/
US
/ˈraʊndɪd/
rounded up
rounded up
roundedpast participle
UK
/ˈraʊndɪd/
US
/ˈraʊndɪd/
Used adjectivally as the past participle of the verb 'round' to describe something that has been made round.
Translations
The carpenter left no sharp edges; each corner was carefully rounded.
Le menuisier n’a laissé aucun bord tranchant ; chaque angle a été soigneusement arrondi.
Definitions
Made or shaped so as to be round; having been rounded.
The carpenter left no sharp edges; each corner was carefully rounded.
Synonyms
curved
circular
spherical
convex
arched
bulging
plump
smooth
rotund
well-rounded
rounded-off
rounded-out
polished
complete
comprehensive
roundedadjective
more rounded
Comp.
most rounded
Super.
UK
/ˈraʊndɪd/
US
/ˈraʊndɪd/
Translations
The sculpture had a beautifully rounded form that was pleasing to the eye.
La sculpture avait une forme joliment arrondie qui était agréable à l'œil.
bien équilibré
Studying abroad helped him develop a more rounded perspective on life.
Étudier à l'étranger l'a aidé à développer une vision de la vie plus équilibrée.
rondPour la voix, le son ou le timbre.
The singer's voice was warm and rounded, captivating the entire audience.
La voix de la chanteuse était chaude et ronde, captivant tout le public.
arrondiEn phonétique, pour une voyelle articulée avec les lèvres arrondies.
In French, the vowel /y/ is rounded, unlike the English /i/.
En français, la voyelle /y/ est arrondie, contrairement au /i/ anglais.
arrondiPour un nombre ou une valeur approximative.
The population figures are rounded numbers accurate to the nearest thousand.
Les chiffres de population sont des nombres arrondis, exacts au millier près.
Additional translations
completSe dit d’une personne ou d’une formation plus complète et plus développée.
Definitions
Having a smooth, curved shape or surface.
The sculpture had a beautifully rounded form that was pleasing to the eye.
Complete and balanced in all aspects; well-developed.
Studying abroad helped him develop a more rounded perspective on life.
Having a full, rich, and mellow tone or sound.
The singer's voice was warm and rounded, captivating the entire audience.
Pronounced with the lips forming a nearly circular shape, said of a vowel.
In French, the vowel /y/ is rounded, unlike the English /i/.
Adjusted to the nearest specified value; approximated.
The population figures are rounded numbers accurate to the nearest thousand.
Synonyms
curved
circular
bulging
full
smooth
plump
rotund
Antonyms
angular
sharp
edged
roundnoun
Definitions
A circular object or shape.
The table was a perfect round, fitting neatly in the center of the room.
A single instance of a recurring event or activity, such as a game or competition.
The team advanced to the next round of the tournament after their victory.
A series of drinks bought for a group, typically in a bar.
He offered to buy the next round for everyone at the table.
A complete circuit or journey around something.
The runner completed a round of the track in record time.
A unit of ammunition for a firearm.
The soldier loaded a fresh round into his rifle before continuing the mission.
A short song in which two or more groups of people sing the same melody but each group starts at a different time.
The choir sang a lively round that echoed through the hall.
roundadverb
Definitions
In a circular direction or so as to revolve or face in the opposite direction.
She quickly turned round to see who had called her name.
To or at a particular place, especially someone's home, in a casual manner.
Why don’t you come round after work for a coffee?
Approximately; about (used with numbers, amounts, or time).
There were round fifty people at the meeting.
roundverb

rounded

Past Simple

rounded
Past Simple
rounded
Past Participle
rounding
Gerund
Translations
The potter rounded the edges of the clay pot.
Le potier a arrondi les bords du pot en argile.
The car rounded the corner at high speed.
La voiture a contourné le virage à grande vitesse.
Additional translations
arrondirEn mathématiques, pour approcher un nombre à une valeur entière ou décimale donnée.
conclureAu sens de terminer de façon satisfaisante.
Definitions
to make something into a round shape or form.
The potter rounded the edges of the clay pot.
to move in a circular path or curve around something.
The car rounded the corner at high speed.
to approximate a number to the nearest whole number or specified decimal place.
Please round the number 3.76 to the nearest whole number.
to bring to a complete or satisfactory conclusion.
She rounded off her presentation with a summary of the key points.
Synonyms
circle
enclose
encircle
complete
finish
roundadjective
Definitions
Having a circular shape or form.
The round table was perfect for the small dining room.
Full or plump in shape.
The baby had a round face that everyone adored.
Complete or whole, often used to describe numbers.
She gave a round figure when estimating the cost of the project.
Smooth and curved, without sharp angles.
The round edges of the furniture made it safer for children.
roundpreposition
Definitions
In a circular direction or path.
The children ran round the playground.
On all sides of something.
There was a fence round the garden.
To a particular place or person, often in a casual or informal way.
I’ll come round your house later.
In various places within a particular area.
There are many shops round the city center.
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