adjectif “round”
round, comp. rounder, sup. roundest
- rond
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She wore a round pendant that matched her earrings perfectly.
- arrondi
She chose a table with round corners to avoid bumping into sharp edges.
- rondelet (pour une personne)
The round cheeks of the baby made everyone want to pinch them gently.
- complet
She insisted on paying a round $50 for the handmade scarf, refusing to accept any change.
- rond (pour un nombre)
We decided to donate $50 because it was a round amount that fit our budget.
- franc
When asked about his opinion on the new policy, he gave a round reply, leaving no doubt about his disagreement.
- fluide
Her latest novel is a round masterpiece, flowing smoothly from start to finish without a single jarring note.
- complexe (pour un personnage)
The protagonist in her latest novel is so round, you'd swear he was based on a real person.
nom “round”
sg. round, pl. rounds ou indén.
- manche
She advanced to the next round of the tournament after winning her match.
- ovation
After the singer finished her performance, there was a loud round of cheers from the audience.
- tournée
The waiter offered a round of appetizers to each table at the wedding reception.
- cartouche
The soldier loaded a fresh round into his rifle before taking aim.
- circuit
Every morning, the mailman makes his rounds through the neighborhood, delivering letters and packages.
- bande (pour la décoration ou protection)
To prevent injuries, they installed rubber rounds along the sharp corners of the kitchen counter.
- cycle
The farmer was well accustomed to the rounds of planting and harvesting, a cycle that dictated his yearly work.
verbe “round”
infinitif round; il rounds; prét. rounded; part. passé rounded; gér. rounding
- arrondir
She rounded the corners of the paper to make it safer for the children.
- compléter (pour rendre plus plein)
He rounded off his meal with a delicious slice of cheesecake.
- arrondir (pour un nombre)
In our calculations, 3.6 rounded down to 3.
- contourner
The player rounded the goalkeeper and scored a goal.
- surprendre
The dog rounded on the stranger, barking fiercely.
- arriver à la base (dans le contexte du baseball)
After hitting a powerful shot, Garcia rounded third and headed for home.