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Meanings of round in English
Synonyms
Examples for "polish"
Examples for "polish"
1
In the language is the material, and in the rhythm the polish.
2
Her nail polish was beginning to chip off; she needed a manicure.
3
The unnamed interviewer said: I recruited somebody … she's short of polish.
4
That's where the work rate and polish of Ramirez narrowly won out.
5
But it's also used in shoe polish, fire fighting foam, and shampoo.
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A discreet carrying case and six color options round out the package.
2
Brad Davison had 15 points to round out the Badgers' double-figure scorers.
3
Here's just a few ideas that could round out the conversations: 1.
4
The moves round out a management shakeout under new CEO John Thain.
5
Accounting and finance workers, chefs and managers round out the top 10.
1
That is a nice way to round off the season, said Snyman.
2
What a venue, a terrific way to round off the opening weekend.
3
Second-placed South Africa round off their pool matches against Canada on Tuesday.
4
John Enright had a further goal to round off an impressive performance.
5
Serve Pineapple Cream Sundaes in tall glasses to round off the experience.
1
So a reminder to polish up your zombie survival and defense strategies.
2
No, I can polish up my lingo with the best of 'em.
3
Use some of your time off to polish up or rewrite your résumé.
4
I must run right home and polish up my old gun.
5
Tim Sherwood has found a rough diamond to polish up front.
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However, there are a few things he'll need to brush up on.
2
Goodman wants him to help him to brush up on the classics.
3
Interested driver-pilots may want to brush up on their radio patter now.
4
He could trip, blame it on Watson, and brush up against her.
5
You may go to my room to brush up and rest yourself.
1
Sliding a round down the muzzle didn't seem the proper way.
2
I suggest not many retailers or banks will ever round down.
3
The changeover to the euro proved that nothing will ever again round down in this country.
4
My, my, lookit them millin' round down theah.
5
Saab's North American branch thinks it has a fourth option: shoot the round down before impact.
Usage of round in English
1
The events happen all year round and take place across South Africa.
2
Time for a midday round-up of the key events so far today.
3
Each new round of North Korean nuclear tests brought threats and abuse.
4
He said training this time round was a new and different experience.
5
June 11: The first-round of the lower house legislative elections take place.
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After this result the left enters the final round as clear favourite.
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I work four days a week year-round, making ten dollars an hour.
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News round-up: Tiger Woods is going into the golf course design business.
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Your South African news today round-up is ready and raring to go.
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But this time round, new U.S. rules look set to help them.
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She also powers her home solely with solar energy all year round.
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This was to be a recurrent problem on our travels round Europe.
13
He could quite easily have said that sentence round the other way.
14
Four days later, the company stopped bringing round free sandwiches and beer.
15
Recent history, though, is one thing and Germany 2006 first-round form another.
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Police facilitate public gatherings all year round in the city, he explained.
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Translations for round
Portuguese
Catalan
Russian
Round through the time
Round across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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