round
/raʊnd/ adverb, preposition UK ( UK/US around)Translation
IN A CIRCLE › on all sides of something
çevresine/çevresinde, etrafında/etrafına çepeçevre
We sat round the table. She had a scarf round her neck.171812381261DIRECTION › to the opposite direction
arkasına, tersine, öteki yanında/yanına, diğer yanına
She looked round. Turn the car round and let's go home.1592TO A PLACE › to or in different parts of a place
çevresini, çevresi, etraf, etrafını, her tatafını, farklı yerleri/yönleri, baştan başa
He showed me round the flat.12381592SEVERAL PLACES › from one place or person to another
elden ele, birinden diğerine, herkese, oradan oraya
He went round the room asking people individually. Could you pass these forms round, please?1592VISIT › to someone's home
ziyarete, eve, bize/onlara vs., birini ziyarete/görmeye
Wendy's coming round this afternoon.1658NEAR › near an area
çevre, civarda, yakınlarda
Do you live round here?1718 round about › at approximately a time or approximately an amount
aşağı yukarı, yaklaşık olarak, şöyle böyle, tahminen
We'll be there round about 10 o'clock.1894 round and round › moving in a circle without stopping
daireler çizerek dönen, fırıl fırıl dönen
We drove round and round trying to find the hotel.1393(Definition of round adverbpreposition from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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