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round GROUPraJndn [C]a number of things or group of events(事件，活动等的)一连串He didn't have enough money to buy a round (of drinks) (= to pay for an esp. alcoholic drink for everyone in a group of people).他没有足够的钱给每人买一份(饮料)。(Br) A round of toast is one whole slice of it, and a round of sandwiches is a sandwich made from two whole slices of bread.整片烤面包片，(两整片面包制成的)三明治He ordered five rounds of sandwiches.他要了5整片三明治。Russia and America will hold another round of talks next month.俄国与美国将于下个月进行另一轮会谈。The singer got a big round of applause (= the people watching clapped a lot).这位歌手得到了一阵热烈的掌声。When we were young life was just one long round of parties/pleasure.我们年轻的时候，生活只是长长的一连串聚会/娱乐。(dated) I get exhausted just by the/my daily round (= the things I have to do every day).只是日常事务就使我筋疲力尽。(Br and Aus) A round (Am route) is also a set of regular visits that you make to a number of places or people, esp. as part of your job.(尤指作为工作的)定期拜访，巡行He has/does a milk/paper round (= he delivers milk / newspapers to houses).他挨户送牛奶/报纸。The doctor's out on his rounds (= visiting ill people).医生出诊去了。I've made/done the rounds of (= talked/been to) all the agents, but nobody has any tickets left.我已经找过所有的代理人，但没人有剩票。That story has gone the rounds (= been passed on from person to person) in our office.那个故事已经传遍了我们的办公室。In many sports, a round is a part of a competition.(运动中的)一局，一盘She was knocked out of the championship in the third round.她在第3局比赛中被淘汰，失去了夺冠军的机会。In boxing or WRESTLING, a round is a period of time during which the competitors are fighting.(拳击或者摔跤比赛中的)一回合He lasted two rounds against the champion.他与冠军对抗了两个回合。In golf, a round is a complete game.(高尔夫球比赛的)一整场Do you fancy a round of golf after lunch?你想在午饭后打一场高尔夫球吗？(specialized) In music, a round is a song for several singers, who begin singing one after the other at various points in the song.(音乐中的)轮唱
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