round somebody/something ↔ up

Examples from the Corpus

round up• She chases him round and round.• Maybe Jack was rounding them up and moving them to another field.• The buzzard periodically breaks its thread, soars into the wind, spins round and takes up its west-facing kite position again.• It took almost an hour to round everyone up, maybe a hundred women and kids and old men.• She's in a slightly melancholic and therefore honest mood Jeremy Which is why we have to round it up now.• He was also worried in case that fat little manager came round to check up on him.• Place it rounded side up on the cutting board.• So I think we can round this up uh, the next time.

ˈround-up noun [countableC]

1 TCBa short description of the main parts of the news, on the radio or on television 〔广播或电视里的〕新闻提要 SYN summary

round-up of

First, with a round-up of the day’s local news, here’s Paul Kirby.

首先是今天的本地新闻提要，我是保罗·柯比。

news/sports round-up

our Friday sports round-up

我们的周五体育新闻提要

2 CATCHwhen people or animals of a particular type are all brought together, often using force 集拢，聚拢〔常指强行将某类人或动物集合到一起的情况〕

round-up of

a round-up of suspected drug-dealers

围捕涉嫌贩毒的人

the annual cattle round-up

每年一次的赶牛

→ round up at round4

Examples from the Corpus

round-up• a cattle round-up• Poetry and song hit the afternoon stage, topped by a big evening round-up featuring a herd of performers.• That seems to be a fair round-up of the recipe that had bankers lending to property developers in this country.• We gave the wrong number for the Western Digital bulletin board in our January round-up.• No back-slapping, no nostalgia, no history, no round-ups, no reprints, no celebrating whatsoever.• It was a sort of round-up of people's reactions to the petrol crisis.• But first, here's Tim with our Friday sports round-up.

news/sports round-up• But first, here's Tim with our Friday sports round-up.

From Longman Business Dictionary

round something → up phrasal verbphr v [transitiveT]

to increase an exact figure to the next highest whole number

The IRS allows you, when calculating a partial deduction, to round up to the next $10. Thus, $301 becomes $310.

→ round

词汇	round somebody/something ↔ up
释义	round somebody/something ↔ up Examples from the Corpus round up• She chases him round and round.• Maybe Jack was rounding them up and moving them to another field.• The buzzard periodically breaks its thread, soars into the wind, spins round and takes up its west-facing kite position again.• It took almost an hour to round everyone up, maybe a hundred women and kids and old men.• She's in a slightly melancholic and therefore honest mood Jeremy Which is why we have to round it up now.• He was also worried in case that fat little manager came round to check up on him.• Place it rounded side up on the cutting board.• So I think we can round this up uh, the next time. ˈround-up noun [countableC] 1 TCBa short description of the main parts of the news, on the radio or on television 〔广播或电视里的〕新闻提要 SYN summary round-up of First, with a round-up of the day’s local news, here’s Paul Kirby. 首先是今天的本地新闻提要，我是保罗·柯比。 news/sports round-up our Friday sports round-up 我们的周五体育新闻提要 2 CATCHwhen people or animals of a particular type are all brought together, often using force 集拢，聚拢〔常指强行将某类人或动物集合到一起的情况〕 round-up of a round-up of suspected drug-dealers 围捕涉嫌贩毒的人 the annual cattle round-up 每年一次的赶牛 → round up at round4 Examples from the Corpus round-up• a cattle round-up• Poetry and song hit the afternoon stage, topped by a big evening round-up featuring a herd of performers.• That seems to be a fair round-up of the recipe that had bankers lending to property developers in this country.• We gave the wrong number for the Western Digital bulletin board in our January round-up.• No back-slapping, no nostalgia, no history, no round-ups, no reprints, no celebrating whatsoever.• It was a sort of round-up of people's reactions to the petrol crisis.• But first, here's Tim with our Friday sports round-up. news/sports round-up• But first, here's Tim with our Friday sports round-up. From Longman Business Dictionary round something → up phrasal verbphr v [transitiveT] to increase an exact figure to the next highest whole number The IRS allows you, when calculating a partial deduction, to round up to the next $10. Thus, $301 becomes $310. → round
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