Rounds

单词解释

Rounds 是一个英语单词，既可以作为形容词使用，也可以作为名词使用。

形容词

1. 轮流的，轮班的。

2. 圆形的，球形的。

3. 完整的，彻底的。

名词

1. （医院、监狱等的）巡视，巡查。

2. （尤指酒吧等的）一轮饮料。

3. （体育比赛中的）回合，轮次。

4. （尤指军队的）巡逻。

词语辨析

1. Rounds 和 shifts 的区别：

Rounds 强调每个人按照一定的次序或规律轮流进行某项工作或活动，而 shifts 指的是根据一定的时间安排进行工作或服务的不同班次。

例句：The nurses take turns doing their rounds.（护士们轮流巡视。）

例句：The factory operates three shifts to ensure 24-hour production.（这个工厂设置三班制以确保全天候生产。）

2. Rounds 和 circular 的区别：

Rounds 是指按照一定次序或规律进行的巡视、巡查等活动，而 circular 则强调形状是圆形的。

例句：The security guard made his rounds to ensure the safety of the building.（保安巡查来确保大楼的安全。）

例句：The table has a circular top.（这张桌子的桌面是圆形的。）

词汇扩充

1. make rounds：进行巡视、巡查。

2. do the rounds：巡视，拜访。

3. go the rounds：传播，流传。

近义词

1. tour

2. patrol

3. circuit

4. lap

5. cycle

反义词

1. straight

2. direct

3. linear

4. uninterrupted

柯林斯词典

Rounds (noun)

1. If someone such as a doctor or a nurse does the rounds, they visit each sick person in a hospital, looking at their condition or giving them treatment.
2. If soldiers or police do the rounds, they go around a place or area to make sure that there is no trouble.
3. If someone does a round in a golf or boxing match, they complete a particular stage of the game.
4. If you do a round of a group of things, you do all of them.
5. If you say that something such as a song or a piece of music is going the rounds, you mean that many people are singing it or playing it.
6. A round of drinks is a series of drinks bought for everyone in a group of people.

Rounds (adjective)

1. If something is round, its outer edge or shape is circular.
2. A round number is a whole number that ends in zero.
3. A round figure is an approximate number.

牛津词典

Rounds (noun)

1. A series of drinks bought for everyone in a group of people in a bar or pub.
2. A regular route in which a doctor, nurse, or policeman goes to visit or check on a number of people.
3. A single complete performance of a play, concert, or show, especially one in which the same performers or companies perform several times within a short period.
4. A stage in a game, competition, or process.

Rounds (adjective)

1. (of a number) rounded to the nearest whole number or ten or hundred or thousand.
2. (of a shape) having curved sides that are the same distance from the center.
3. (of a voice or sound) rich and mellow; not harsh.

用法

1. make/do the rounds: 进行巡视、巡查。

例句：The doctor is making her rounds to check on the patients.（医生正在巡视病房查看病人。）

2. go the rounds: 传播，流传。

例句：The news of their engagement quickly went the rounds.（他们订婚的消息迅速传开。）

3. go round: 适合所有人，足够多。

例句：There's plenty of cake to go round.（有足够的蛋糕供大家享用。）

4. round the clock: 昼夜不停地。

例句：The team worked round the clock to finish the project on time.（团队昼夜不停地工作，以按时完成项目。）

5. round off: 结束，画上句号。

例句：He rounded off the evening with a beautiful song.（他以一首美妙的歌曲结束了这个晚上。）

中英双语例句

1. He does the rounds of the hospital every morning.（他每天早上巡视医院。）
2. The security guard made his rounds to ensure the safety of the building.（保安巡查来确保大楼的安全。）
3. The doctor has already done the rounds and will be here to see you shortly.（医生已经巡视过了，他马上会来看你。）
4. She did a round of the shops in search of a new dress.（她四处逛商店寻找一件新裙子。）
5. He won the first round of the competition.（他赢得了比赛的第一轮。）
6. The news of their engagement quickly went the rounds.（他们订婚的消息迅速传开。）
7. Let's buy a round of drinks for everyone to celebrate.（我们买一轮饮料给大家庆祝。）
8. The table has a round top.（这张桌子的桌面是圆形的。）
9. She has a round face and big eyes.（她有一个圆脸和大眼睛。）
10. The number 20 is a round number.（数字20是一个整数。）
11. He has a rich, round voice.（他有一种浑厚、圆润的嗓音。）
12. The round shape of the moon fascinated her.（月亮的圆形形状让她着迷。）
13. We need to round off the meeting with a final decision.（我们需要以最终决定结束会议。）