#ANOTHER WORD FOR TRACK IN ROUNDHOUSE FULL#

having a flat, circular surface, as a disk.Round 1 (round), USA pronunciation adj., -er, -est, n., adv., prep., v. Also, go the rounds.(of a rumor, story, etc.) to spread from one person to another: the latest theory making the rounds.to go from one place to another, as in looking for work or a job: She made the usual rounds but found nothing., Show Business, Idioms(of a theater) having a stage surrounded by the audience.Animal Husbandryto drive or bring (cattle, etc.) together: to round up the cattle.

#ANOTHER WORD FOR TRACK IN ROUNDHOUSE FULL#

round out, to become rounder or more full in shape: As she grew older she rounded out from the skinny tomboy she had been.

to replace it by the nearest multiple of 10: Round your answer to the nearest ten's number.

Mathematicsto express (an amount) as a number, esp.

Phoneticsto (cause to) become somewhat round: He rounded his lips and tried to whistle.

to turn on an axis: He rounded suddenly on his heels and faced her.

to make a circuit around or to the other side of: The car rounded the corner.

You need to round off your essay with a strong conclusion.

throughout (a period of time): a resort visited round the year.ДЇinish: to round one's speech with a quotation from Samuel Johnson.

from the beginning to the end of a period of time: We can go camping there all year round.

Music and Dancea short piece of music in which different voices or instruments begin the melody at different times.

of drink, to everyone present: bought the next round of drinks.

a firing of, or a piece of ammunition for, a gun, etc.: fired a few rounds at the enemy.

a single outburst, as of cheers: a round of applause.

a completed spell of activity in games or sport: a round of bridge.

a going around from place to place, as in a definite direction: The doctor made her rounds in the children's hospital.

a complete course or series, one following the other: The next round of peace talks was held in Geneva.

Mathematics expressed to the nearest multiple or power of ten: In round numbers, the house cost $350,000.

made of or having full, curved lines: He had a round face and round cheeks.

shaped like a ball or globe: The earth is round.

having a flat, circular form, such as a disk or hoop: The round moon shone down from the sky.

Round 1 /raКЉnd/ USA pronunciation adj., -er, -est, n., adv., prep., v.

Another word for track in roundhouse