rounded up (Meaning)

rounded up

to gather in or bring together from various quarters, summary entry 2, to collect (as cattle) by circling and driving, the cowboys and ranch personnel engaged in a cattle roundup, to gather in or bring together, the act or process of collecting animals (such as cattle) by riding around them and driving them in, to collect (animals, such as cattle) by means of a roundup, the gathering together of animals (as cows) on the range by riding around them and driving them in, a gathering in of scattered persons or things, a gathering together of scattered persons or things, a summary of information

rounded up Sentence Examples

  1. The children rounded up their toys and put them away.
  2. The police rounded up the suspects after the bank robbery.
  3. The veterinarian rounded up the cattle for vaccinations.
  4. The math test scores were rounded up to the nearest whole number.
  5. The charity organization rounded up their donations to the nearest dollar.
  6. The teacher rounded up the time to the nearest minute.
  7. The architect rounded up the measurements of the building to the nearest foot.
  8. The farmer rounded up his sheep and goats for the night.
  9. The census takers rounded up the number of residents to the nearest hundred.
  10. The election officials rounded up the vote count to the nearest thousand.

FAQs About the word rounded up

to gather in or bring together from various quarters, summary entry 2, to collect (as cattle) by circling and driving, the cowboys and ranch personnel engaged i

grouped, assembled, accumulated, gathered, amassed, bulked (up),collected, garnered, picked up, congregated

dispersed,scattered, dissolved, split (up), dissipated, separated,sent, dismissed, dispelled, severed

The children rounded up their toys and put them away.

The police rounded up the suspects after the bank robbery.

The veterinarian rounded up the cattle for vaccinations.

The math test scores were rounded up to the nearest whole number.