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Thông dụng
Danh từ
Kỹ thuật chung
Nghĩa chuyên ngành
làm tròn
- round down
- làm tròn xuống
- round figures
- con số được làm tròn
- round off error
- sai số làm tròn
- round off function
- hàm làm tròn
- round up
- làm tròn lên
- round up function
- hàm làm tròn lên
- round-down function
- hàm làm tròn xuống
- round-off
- sự làm tròn (một số)
- round-off function
- chức năng làm tròn
- round-off function
- hàm làm tròn lên
- round-off order
- lệnh làm tròn
- round-off order
- thứ tự làm tròn
- rounding error, round-off error
- sai số làm tròn
- to round down
- làm tròn xuống
- to round off
- làm tròn xuống
- to round up
- làm tròn lên
vòng tròn
- half-round
- nửa vòng tròn
- quarter round
- 1/4 vòng tròn
- round turn and two haft-hitches
- một vòng tròn và hai nửa nút (nút dây)
Kinh tế
Nghĩa chuyên ngành
tròn
- Business Round Table
- Hội nghị Bàn tròn Xí nghiệp
- in round figures
- theo số tròn
- round down
- bớt đi phần lẻ cho tròn số
- round figure
- số tròn
- round figures
- số tròn
- round numbers
- số tròn
- round shin
- cẳng chân tròn
- round table (conference)
- hội nghị bàn tròn
- round up
- tăng lên cho tròn số
- round-meshed
- sàng lỗ tròn
- round-the-clock
- trọn ngày 24 giờ
- round-the-clock banking
- dịch vụ ngân hàng trọn ngày đêm
- year-round employment
- thuê làm trọn năm
Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh
Adj.
Circular; disc-shaped, discoid, disc-like: I prefer around table to a square one. She made a round motion todemonstrate the shape. 2 ring-shaped, annular, hoop-shaped,hoop-like: The track is oval, not round.
Spherical,ball-shaped, ball-like, globular, spheroid, spheroidal,globe-shaped, globelike, globate, orb-shaped, orb-like,orbicular: You will never convince me that the earth is round -I know what I see. 4 curved, curvilinear, rounded, arched: Theround chisel is used to cut these grooves.
Exact, precise,complete, entire, full: That makes a round hundred times youhave asked me the same question.
Approximate, rough, rounded(off or up or down), whole: In round numbers, that makes 40 percent For and 60 per cent Against.
Rounded, mellow, full,vibrant, reverberant, reverberating, sonorous, rich,mellifluous, orotund, pear-shaped: Couldn't you listen foreverto those beautiful round tones sung by Fischer-Dieskau? 8 plain,honest, straightforward, direct, unvarnished, unembellished,unelaborated, outspoken, candid, truthful, frank, open, blunt,Colloq upfront: They delivered what they had to say in round,assertive statements.
Circle, disc; ring, hoop, annulus; ball, sphere, globe,orb, bead: The moulding has a repeated pattern of a roundalternating with three vertical grooves. 11 cycle, series,sequence, succession, bout, spell: The current round of talkson the economy is expected to last for three days. There was theusual round of parties on New Year's Eve. 12 Often, rounds.beat, route, routine, circuit, course, tour, turn, ambit: Themilkman still makes his daily rounds in England.
Heat,stage, level, turn: After each round in the tournament, thelosers are eliminated, reducing the competitors by half. 14spell, period, run, spate, bout, outburst, burst, volley: Eachnew acrobat who added to the human pyramid got a round ofapplause. 15 bullet, cartridge, charge, shell, (single) shot:Each man was given only ten rounds of ammunition.
Orbit, circumnavigate, go (a)round, circle,encircle: He rounded the earth in the fastest recorded time.18 round off or out. complete, close, end, bring to an end orcompletion or a close, finish: Tim suggested we round off theevening with a rubber of bridge.
Round up. gather, assemble,muster, draw or pull or get together, collect, herd, marshal, USand Canadian (of cattle or horses) corral, wrangle: The policeare rounding up witnesses who might have seen the shooting.More than 10,000 head of cattle have been rounded up for thedrive.
About, around, encircling, enclosing; orbiting: Thefence round the site ought to keep out the curious. The newbypass round town ought to reduce local traffic. 21 here andthere in, about, around, throughout, all over, everywhere in:Dad used to smoke and kept dozens of ash trays round the house.22 about, around, nearby, in the neighbourhood or vicinity or(general) area of: Whenever I want to see you alone, there arealways people round you. Just look round you if you don'tbelieve me.
Around, about, in a circle or ring, on all sides:Gather round and I'll tell you a story. Pass the hat round forHarry's farewell party. 24 from beginning to end, from start tofinish, through: He now lives in France the year round.
Oxford
Adj., n., adv., prep., & v.
Shaped like orapproximately like a circle, sphere, or cylinder; having aconvex or circular outline or surface; curved, not angular.
A entire, continuous,complete (a round dozen); fully expressed or developed; alltogether, not broken or defective or scanty. b (of a sum ofmoney) considerable.
(usu. attrib.)(of a number) expressed for convenience or as an estimate infewer significant numerals or with a fraction removed (spentœ297.32, or in round figures œ300).
A arevolving motion, a circular or recurring course (the earth inits yearly round). b a regular recurring series of activitiesor functions (one's daily round; a continuous round ofpleasure). c a recurring succession or series of meetings fordiscussion etc. (a new round of talks on disarmament).
A afixed route on which things are regularly delivered (milkround). b a route or sequence by which people or things areregularly supervised or inspected (a watchman's round; adoctor's rounds).
An allowance of something distributed ormeasured out, esp.: a a single provision of drinks etc. to eachmember of a group. b ammunition to fire one shot; the act offiring this.
A a slice across a loaf of bread. b a sandwichmade from whole slices of bread. c a thick disc of beef cutfrom the haunch as a joint.
Each of a set or series, asequence of actions by each member of a group in turn, esp. aone spell of play in a game etc. b one stage in a competition.7 Golf the playing of all the holes in a course once.
Mus. a canon for three or moreunaccompanied voices singing at the same pitch or in octaves.11 (in pl.) Mil. a a watch that goes round inspecting sentries.b a circuit made by this.
A with rotation, or change to an oppositeposition (he turned round to look). b with change to anopposite opinion etc. (they were angry but I soon won themround).
To, at, or affecting all or many points of acircumference or an area or the members of a company etc. (teawas then handed round; may I look round?).
In every directionfrom a centre or within a radius (spread destruction round;everyone for a mile round).
A to a person'shouse etc. (ask him round; will be round soon). b to a moreprominent or convenient position (brought the car round).
Having as anaxis of revolution or as a central point (turns round its centreof gravity; write a book round an event).
A so as to doubleor pass in a curved course (go round the corner). b havingpassed in this way (be round the corner). c in the positionthat would result from this (find them round the corner).
Tr. express(a number) in a less exact but more convenient form (also foll.by down when the number is decreased and up when it isincreased).
(of sculpture) with all sides shown; notin relief. make the round of go round. make (or go) one'srounds take a customary route for inspection etc. round about 1in a ring (about); all round; on all sides (of).
Approximately (cost roundabout œ50). round and round several times round. round-armCricket (of bowling) with the arm swung horizontally. round thebend see BEND(1). round brackets brackets of the form ().round dance 1 a dance in which couples move in circles round theballroom.
A dance in which the dancers form one large circle.round down see sense 3 of v. round off (or out) 1 bring to acomplete or symmetrical or well-ordered state.
Smooth out;blunt the corners or angles of. round on a person make a suddenverbal attack on or unexpected retort to a person. round out =round off 1. round peg in a square hole = square peg in a roundhole (see PEG). round robin 1 a petition esp. with signatureswritten in a circle to conceal the order of writing.
US atournament in which each competitor plays in turn against everyother. round-shouldered with shoulders bent forward so that theback is rounded. Round Table (in allusion to that at which KingArthur and his knights sat so that none should have precedence)1 an international charitable association which holdsdiscussions, debates, etc., and undertakes community service.
(round table) an assembly for discussion, esp. at a conference(often attrib.: round-table talks). round trip a trip to one ormore places and back again (esp. by a circular route). roundthe twist see TWIST. round up collect or bring together, esp.by going round (see also sense 3 of v.). round-up n.
Roundish adj. roundness n. [MEf. OF ro(u)nd- stem of ro(o)nt, reont f. L rotundus ROTUND]
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