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ESLPod_0327_WE_0329 Getting Caught in the Rain In this podcast, the phrase "to round up" means to look for, find, and get something: "The library is trying to round up 1,000 new books this summer." The phrase "to round up/down" means to change a number to the next higher/lower number, usually that ends in a zero or five: "The number 73 can be rounded up to 75 or rounded down to 70." The phrase "to round (something) off" means to make the sharp edges of something smooth or rounded: "Maggie was always accidentally hitting her hand against the sharp edge of the table, so she decided to ask a carpenter to round it off." The phrase "to make the rounds" means to go to many different places, often at work or a party: "The doctor is making the rounds, checking on his patients." Or, "Let's make the rounds to meet the other guests."

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ESLPod 327 to round up Nature + Weather

Id	ESLPod_0327_WE_0329
Episode Id	ESLPod 327
Episode Title	Getting Caught in the Rain
Phrase	to round up
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to round up" means to look for, find, and get something: "The library is trying to round up 1,000 new books this summer." The phrase "to round up/down" means to change a number to the next higher/lower number, usually that ends in a zero or five: "The number 73 can be rounded up to 75 or rounded down to 70." The phrase "to round (something) off" means to make the sharp edges of something smooth or rounded: "Maggie was always accidentally hitting her hand against the sharp edge of the table, so she decided to ask a carpenter to round it off." The phrase "to make the rounds" means to go to many different places, often at work or a party: "The doctor is making the rounds, checking on his patients." Or, "Let's make the rounds to meet the other guests."
Topics	Nature + Weather

Round Phrase Means Make Eslpod Number Rounded Sharp