round off

• Verbo frasal que significa completar o terminar algo de manera satisfactoria y pulcra, a menudo añadiendo un detalle final. También puede referirse a redondear un número para simplificarlo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of completing or finishing something in a satisfactory or neat way, often by adding a final detail.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Finish or completeinformal

   To finish something in a satisfying or suitable way.

   rematar completando

   • We rounded off the evening with a glass of wine.
   • She rounded off her speech with a famous quote.
   • The concert was rounded off by a spectacular fireworks display.

   Sinónimoscapclimaxcompleteconcludecrownendfinishtop off

   Antónimosbegincommencestart

2. Make smooth or less sharpformal

   To make the edges or corners of something smooth or curved.

   Redondear

   • He used a file to round off the sharp edges of the metal.
   • The carpenter rounded off the corners of the table.
   • You should round off the ends of the wire to prevent injury.

   Sinónimosbevelchamfercurveroundsmooth

3. formal

   To change a number to the nearest whole number or a specified decimal place.

   Redondear un número

   • Please round off the total to the nearest dollar.
   • The teacher asked us to round off the answer to two decimal places.
   • When calculating, it's common to round off large numbers.

   Sinónimosapproximateround

Verbo baseround