transcription, транскрипция: [ raʊndʌp ]
also round-up
( roundups)
1.
In journalism, especially television or radio, a roundup of news is a summary of the main events that have happened.
First, we have this roundup of the day’s news...
= summary
N-COUNT : usu with supp , oft N of n , adj N
2.
When there is a roundup of people, they are arrested or captured by the police or army and brought to one place.
There are reports that round ups of westerners are still taking place.
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3.
A roundup is an occasion when cattle, horses, or other animals are collected together so that they can be counted or sold. ( AM )
What is it that keeps a cowboy looking strong, young and ready for another roundup?
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