round

noun [C] (GROUP)

/raʊnd/

Definition

C2 a number of things or group of events: Russia and America will hold another round of talks next month. When we were young life was just one long round of parties/pleasure.Groups and collections of thingsVariety and mixtures C2 drinks that you buy for a group of people: It's your turn to buy a round.Drinking alcohol › UK a single slice of toast, or a sandwichSandwiches and snacks › UK (US route) a set of regular visits that you make to a number of places or people, especially in order to take products as part of your job: He has a milk/paper round.VisitingTransferring and transporting objects › specialized a song for several singers, who begin singing one after the other at various points in the songTypes of songs

(Definition of round noun (GROUP) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)