Vocab Bloom Hub

roundup

/ˈraʊnd.ʌp/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a ação de reunir pessoas, animais ou coisas, geralmente com um propósito específico, como contagem, marcação, venda, resumo ou detenção.

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noun

/ˈraʊnd.ʌp/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a ação de reunir pessoas, animais ou coisas, geralmente com um propósito específico, como contagem, marcação, venda, resumo ou detenção.

A noun referring to the act of gathering together people, animals, or items, often for a specific purpose such as counting, branding, selling, summarizing, or detaining.

  1. Gathering of livestockB1formal

    The activity of gathering livestock together so that they can be counted, branded, or sold.

    ptRodada de gado

    • The cowboys organized a roundup of the cattle on the ranch.
    • Every spring, the farmers conduct a roundup of their sheep.
    • The annual roundup helps keep track of the herd's health.

    Sinônimosdrivegatheringherdingmuster

  2. B1formal

    A summary list or compilation of items, news, or events.

    ptResumo

    • The news channel aired a roundup of the day's top stories.
    • She prepared a roundup of the meeting's key points.
    • The magazine published a roundup of the best restaurants in town.

    Sinônimoscompilationdigestrecapreviewrundownsummarywrap up

  3. Police gathering of suspectsB2formal

    The systematic gathering up of suspects by the police.

    ptBatida policial

    • The police conducted a roundup of known gang members.
    • A major roundup of drug dealers took place last night.
    • The roundup resulted in several arrests across the city.

    Sinônimosdragnetnetraidsweepswoop

Formas
  • roundups plural form
  • roundups' possessive plural form
  • roundup's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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