rounders

• Sustantivo que puede referirse a una persona libertina o de moral disipada, generalmente un hombre, o a una herramienta utilizada para redondear esquinas o bordes.

A noun that can refer to a dissolute or morally unrestrained person, typically a man, or to a tool used for rounding corners or edges.

1. Dissolute personC1informal

   A person, typically a man, who lives a morally unrestrained or dissolute lifestyle.

   Disoluto

   • He was known as a rounder, spending his nights in bars and gambling halls.
   • The old town had its share of rounders and scoundrels.
   • She warned her son to stay away from that group of rounders.

   Sinónimosdebaucheedissolutehedonistlibertineplayboyprofligaterakevoluptuary

   Antónimosasceticprudepuritan

2. Rounding toolC1formal

   A tool used for rounding corners or edges of materials like wood or metal.

   Herramienta para redondear cantos

   • The carpenter used a rounder to smooth the edges of the table.
   • A corner rounder is essential for finishing the project neatly.
   • He selected the appropriate rounder for the metal piece.

• Juego de pelota inglés similar al béisbol, en el que dos equipos golpean la pelota con un bate y corren entre bases para anotar carreras.

An English ball game similar to baseball, typically played with a bat and ball between two teams, involving hitting the ball and running around bases.

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1. English ball gameB1formalbritishsport

   A traditional English team sport in which players hit a ball with a bat and run around four bases to score points, similar to baseball.

   rounders (deporte inglés)

   • Children often play rounders in school physical education classes.
   • The team scored three rounders in the final inning.
   • Rounders is a popular summer sport in many British schools.