one of a series of actions, encounters, meetings, etc., often one involving a conflict or fight
Examples of 'go round' in a sentence
go round
And my friend Mark has a large garden so sometimes I go round there.
Isabel Wolff RESCUING ROSE (2002)
We usually sit in her kitchen when I go round, so I'd never seen them before.
Isabel Wolff RESCUING ROSE (2002)
"My father had a go-round with the school headmaster himself," Carl said, gloating a little.
Debbie Macomber ANGELS EVERYWHERE (2002)
In other languages
go round
British English: go round /ɡəʊ raʊnd/ VERB
If you go round to someone's house, you visit them at their house.
I went round to his house last night.
American English: go around
Arabic: يَزوزُ
Brazilian Portuguese: visitar
Chinese: 到处走动
Croatian: posjetiti
Czech: stavit se u někoho
Danish: besøge
Dutch: op bezoek gaan
European Spanish: andar por
Finnish: kiertää
French: passer
German: ausreichen
Greek: επισκέπτομαι
Italian: visitare
Japanese: 皆に行き渡る
Korean: 들르다
Norwegian: dra rundt
Polish: obejść
European Portuguese: visitar
Romanian: a vizita
Russian: посетить
Latin American Spanish: andar por
Swedish: gå runt
Thai: ไปเยี่ยม
Turkish: idare etmek
Ukrainian: навідуватися
Vietnamese: viếng thăm
All related terms of 'go round'
go the round
to be circulated among a number of people: said of a story , rumor, etc.
merry-go-round
A merry-go-round is a large circular platform at a fairground on which there are model animals or vehicles for people to sit on or in as it turns round .
go round and round
If you say that something is going round and round in your head , you mean that you can't stop thinking about it.
go round in circles
to not achieve very much because you keep coming back to the same point or problem over and over again. In American English, you say that someone is going around in circles .
go round in circles/go around in circles
If you say that someone is going round in circles or around in circles , you mean that they are not achieving anything because they keep coming back to the same point or problem .
( person ) 离(離)开(開) líkāi ( to party, club ) 出去消遣 chūqù xiāoqiǎn ▶ to go out of 离(離)开(開) líkāi ▶ are you going out tonight? 你今晚出去吗(嗎)？ nǐ jīnwǎn chūqù ma?
go on at
( nag ) 向 ... 唠(嘮)唠(嘮)叨叨 xiàng ... láolao-dāodao
go on about
对(對) ... 唠(嘮)唠(嘮)叨叨 duì ... láolao-dāodao
go on
( continue ) 继(繼)续(續) jìxù
go off with
( run away with : lover ) 同 ... 私奔 tóng ... sībēn
go off
( esp Brit : begin to dislike : person, place, idea etc ) 不再喜欢(歡) bù zài xǐhuan
go into
( enter : building, room ) 进(進)入 jìnrù
go in for
( competition ) 参(參)加 cānjiā
go in
( enter ) 进(進)去 jìnqù
go for
( fetch ) 去取 qù qǔ
go down
( fall : price, level, amount ) 下降 xiàjiàng
go by
( vehicle, years, time ) 过(過)去 guòqù
go back to
( activity, work, school ) 回到 huídào
go back on
( promise, agreement ) 背弃(棄) bèiqì
go back
( return ) 返回 fǎnhuí
go away
( leave ) 离(離)开(開) líkāi
go around
( circulate : news, rumour ) 传(傳)播 chuánbō
go along with
( agree with : plan, idea, decision ) 赞(贊)同 zàntóng