rounder
BrE /ˈraʊndə/ AmE /ˈraʊndər/
noun en → es
a person who rounds up or collects things, especially cattle or sheep
pastor, vaquero, rebaño
Collocations round-up team
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The rounder was out rounding up the cattle.
El vaquero estaba recogiendo las reses.
a number that is rounded to a whole number or a simpler form, often for convenience or approximation
redondeo, cifra redonda
Collocations round figure
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The rounder was 100.
El número redondeado era 100.
a player in a baseball game who is trying to complete the circuit of bases and score runs
jugador de béisbol, corredor
Collocations baseball rounder
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He was the best rounder on his team.
Era el mejor corredor en su equipo.
a dose of medicine given at regular intervals, often as part of a treatment plan
dosis de medicamento, dosis programada
Collocations medication round
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The patient needs to take their medication rounds at 8 AM and 8 PM.
El paciente necesita tomar sus dosis de medicamento a las 8 AM y 8 PM.
a student who is in the final year of secondary school or college, often preparing for exams
estudiante de último año, graduado
Collocations final-year student
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She is a rounder and will graduate next year.
Ella es una estudiante de último año y se graduará el próximo año.
a number that is the nearest whole number or multiple of ten, hundred, etc., to a given number
redondeo matemático, cifra redonda
Collocations mathematical round
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The mathematical round of 3.7 is 4.
El redondeo matemático de 3,7 es 4.
a soldier who serves as a guard or sentry, often making rounds to check for security issues
guardia militar, rondín
Collocations military round
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The rounder made his rounds and checked the perimeter.
El rondín hizo su ronda y comprobó el perímetro.
a circular or rounded shape, often used in design or architecture
forma redonda, círculo
Collocations round shape
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The rounder of the building is striking.
La forma redonda del edificio es llamativa.