1Having a smooth, curved shape.

1. 1.1 (of a person) plump.
   （人）丰满的
   Example sentencesExamples

   • Yet the whole point of citing Monroe was that she had a well-rounded figure, demonstrating that it's not only OK but sexy to be big in hips or tummy.
   • Girls, boys, old people - even the famously well-rounded female population of Fiji is falling victim to fat fears.

   Synonyms

   plump, chubby, fat, stout, rotund, roly-poly, fattish, portly, dumpy, chunky, broad in the beam, overweight, heavy, pot-bellied, beer-bellied, paunchy, falstaffian
2. 1.2 Pleasingly varied or balanced.
   a dry, robust, well-rounded wine

   Example sentencesExamples

   • The Japanese track sounds louder, more aggressive, with the dialogue being significantly louder and more distinct, well-rounded and pleasing bass levels.
   • Mind you, I did manage to slip a sip of the 1992 Chateau a Louviere to round out the evening with a well-rounded wine!
   • One way to make sure you're getting all the protein you need is to add whey protein to your other protein sources to provide a well-rounded balance.
   • The book does not give precedent to any particular period of Abbey's life, instead providing a well-rounded overview of his varied experiences.
3. 1.3 (of a person) having a personality that is fully developed in all aspects.
   人格全面发展的
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   • The college principal added: ‘She was just a super, well-rounded individual and a lovely girl, which makes this particularly tragic.’
   • Essentially, the Dean was conveying the importance of learning coupled with realizing self worth, both which a person needs to be well-rounded.
   • Looking back on it now, how do you feel working with Troma helped you develop as a well-rounded, insightful person?
   • How much ‘experience’ do you think is necessary for someone to be a well-rounded and interesting person?
   • Nicole is a well-rounded, determined, and young-at-heart woman
   • However, there is a determined emphasis on developing well-rounded individuals.
   • The women are forced to fill their time pursuing personal interests and taking classes, becoming more well-rounded, interesting women.
   • But Mrs Walsh strongly believes in developing well-rounded pupils and is always keen to recognise good behaviour and kindness with book prizes in a special assembly.
   • And by improving military training programs, sailors will be more well-rounded, professionally and personally.
   • The airlines typically insist on a degree as it shows that you can stick with something, have a well-rounded social-academic persona and are an achiever.
   • It was important not to concentrate wholly on the academic but to develop well-rounded people, while the academic aspects were also very important.
   • For Humboldt, classics offered a general culture, distinct from the useful arts on the one hand, and aristocratic play and dilettantism on the other, to ennoble the soul and develop a well-rounded personality.
   • I think I left camp a much more confident person, a more well-rounded person, even a more peaceful person.
   • Businesses want well-rounded people; people who read newspapers and who are engaged in public issues; people who are aware of the world around them, who see the larger picture and actively engage in it.
   • ‘The school enables children to develop as mature, well-rounded individuals with respect and care for others,’ inspectors concluded.
4. 1.4 (of a phrase or sentence) carefully composed and balanced.
   （短语，句子）结构完善的，平衡的
5. 1.5 (of an education) covering well the necessary areas of instruction.
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   • Within any national education system, whether here in Australia, the UK or anywhere in the world, the arts are not necessary only as an autonomous part of a well-rounded education.
   • Diversity in scholarship and experience is essential for a well-rounded education.
   • Part of this responsibility is supporting our public school music-teaching colleagues and providing a well-rounded education for the students whose lives we influence.
   • We are giving a well-rounded education and we don't teach to test.
   • Secondly, while it is true that computer-literate professionals are in great demand, Bates points out that liberal arts courses continue to be critical for a well-rounded education.
   • Although we have tried to give them a well-rounded education, an examination of our curricula shows that most of all we want them to be prepared for jobs and careers.
   • The school opened its doors in 1999, and at present, there are nearly 300 children from the Eldoret area getting a well-rounded education.
   • Since both programs enable students to go part-time, and make sure students have practical internship/job experiences, students receive a well-rounded education.
   • Liberal arts was once considered the very cornerstone of a well-rounded education.