rounded in Italian
rounded in Italian is arrotondato — rounded means curved rather than sharp or angular.
rounded in Italian
arrotondato
(linguistics, of a vowel etc.) Pronounced with the lips drawn together.
What does "rounded" mean?
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adjective Curved rather than sharp or angular.
"The furniture had soft, rounded edges to keep the toddler safe."
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adjective Adjusted to a nearby whole number for simplicity.
"The rounded figure was easier to present in the report."
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rounded in a sentence
- The furniture had soft, rounded edges to keep the toddler safe.
- She has rounded shoulders from years at a desk.
- The rounded figure was easier to present in the report.
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What is "rounded" in Italian?
"rounded" in Italian is arrotondato. rounded means: Curved rather than sharp or angular.
How do you use "rounded" in a sentence?
Example: "The furniture had soft, rounded edges to keep the toddler safe." In Italian, "rounded" is arrotondato.
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