rounders

• Nom qui peut désigner une personne dissolue ou moralement débauchée, généralement un homme, ou un outil servant à arrondir les angles ou les bords.

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.

   Viveur

   • 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.

   Synonymesdebaucheedissolutehedonistlibertineplayboyprofligaterakevoluptuary

   Antonymesasceticprudepuritan

2. Rounding toolC1formal

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

   Outil à arrondir

   • 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.

• Jeu de balle anglais proche du baseball, pratiqué généralement par deux équipes avec une batte et une balle, comportant des frappes et des courses entre les bases.

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.

indénombrable

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 (sport anglais)

   • 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.