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round in Greek

round in Greek is στρογγυλεμένος, στρογγυλός — round means shaped like a circle or sphere, with no sharp corners.

round in Greek

στρογγυλεμένος
adj
Pronounced: strongylemenos
στρογγυλός
adj
Pronounced: strongylos

What does "round" mean?

  1. adjective Shaped like a circle or sphere, with no sharp corners.
    "The table was round, so everyone had an equal seat."
  2. adjective Complete or whole, especially referring to a number ending in a zero.
    "The bill came to a nice round fifty dollars."
  3. noun One stage or segment of a competition, game, or fight.
    "She won the first round easily but struggled in the second."
  4. noun A single cartridge or shot fired from a gun.
    "He fired off a round before the target moved."
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round in a sentence

  • The table was round, so everyone had an equal seat.
  • She drew a perfectly round circle on the whiteboard.
  • The bill came to a nice round fifty dollars.
  • She won the first round easily but struggled in the second.

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What is "round" in Greek?

"round" in Greek is στρογγυλεμένος, στρογγυλός. round means: Shaped like a circle or sphere, with no sharp corners.

How do you pronounce στρογγυλεμένος?

"round" in Greek is στρογγυλεμένος, pronounced "strongylemenos".

How do you use "round" in a sentence?

Example: "The table was round, so everyone had an equal seat." In Greek, "round" is στρογγυλεμένος, στρογγυλός.

Are there other ways to say "round" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "round": στρογγυλεμένος, στρογγυλός.

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