Definition of round robin in English:

round robin

noun

1often as modifier A tournament in which each competitor plays in turn against every other.
a round-robin competition
Example sentencesExamples
- These were run as round robins, in which each competitor wrestled all the other competitors in their division.
- After that, there's tennis aerobics and yoga, exhibition matches and round robins.
- We're not talking about an open tournament here, we're discussing an elite round robin event consisting of all the world's finest players.
- This is to be expected when six top players prepare in-depth for each other in this double round robin event, regarded as the ‘Wimbledon of Chess’.
- Throw in all the illegal bets made with bookies and on private wagers, and it adds up to an estimated $4.5 billion laid out on the annual round robin.
- The challengers series begins next Tuesday with two round robins involving all nine challengers, where each win is one point.
- This year's event will be a six-player double round-robin.
- The play is round-robin, with all points being worth two after all teams have played once.
- A round-robin event that pits 16 fighters against one another in a winner take all match-up, it's a quick way to change identities and meet a couple of random opponents to win a belt.
- He suffered an initial setback in his quest to wrest the crown from the Soviets when he came fourth with a final score of 14/27 in the quadruple round-robin tournament.
- Because we consider only round-robin matches, and thus omit semi-finals and finals, there are no constrained observations in the sample.
- The Tennis Challenge - a round-robin, doubles competition - caters to players of all levels.
- To capture changes in interest over the course of the competition, the variable SEAS is defined as the number of games left in round-robin play.
- He decided to ‘do something about it,’ by organizing a Category 10 round-robin tournament at the famed Marshall Chess Club in New York.
- When the roads were snowed over and street hockey was out of the question we played this from dawn to dusk in massive round-robin tournaments.
- Slick Swiss syndicate Alinghi finished first after the round robins and will sail defending Louis Vuitton Cup challengers champions Prada of Italy in the quarter-finals.
- My opponent, the defending champion, was the top-rated player and I was number two in the 6-player round robin.
- For some reason the organizers have again kept the tradition with a seven-player field in the double round-robin tournament.
- We found ourselves frustrated by the wide range of skill levels all thrown into one round-robin tournament.
- There will be round robins in each pool, with the winners playing each other for 1st place and the losers playing each other for 7th place.
1. 1.1 A series or sequence.
  an inconclusive round robin of talks in Cairo, Washington, and New York
  Example sentencesExamples
  As Rodova remembers it, at the last line of the poem, when John dies, the dancer's head drops in identification, completing the round-robin of identity exchanges.
  After a round robin of introductions, they conferred.
  If this group had a typical working arrangement, Ozzie would launch a round-robin of emails, asking members when and where they could get together.
  Many are poets or aspiring poets, many are gay, and all take turns in a comical round-robin of flirtation, consummation, and rejection.
  The trial itself was a confusing round-robin of various witnesses being called over various issues at random.
2A petition, especially one with signatures written in a circle to conceal the order of writing.
Example sentencesExamples
- We don't want round robins, we want the letters to be personal letters saying why the decision over Metrolink is bad news for you, for your business, your family or your job.
Synonyms
appeal, list of protesters, list of signatures

Definition of round robin in US English:

round robin

nounˈˌroun(d) ˈˌräbənˈˌraʊn(d) ˈˌrɑbən

1often as modifier A tournament in which each competitor plays in turn against every other.
a round-robin competition
Example sentencesExamples
- A round-robin event that pits 16 fighters against one another in a winner take all match-up, it's a quick way to change identities and meet a couple of random opponents to win a belt.
- There will be round robins in each pool, with the winners playing each other for 1st place and the losers playing each other for 7th place.
- My opponent, the defending champion, was the top-rated player and I was number two in the 6-player round robin.
- To capture changes in interest over the course of the competition, the variable SEAS is defined as the number of games left in round-robin play.
- Throw in all the illegal bets made with bookies and on private wagers, and it adds up to an estimated $4.5 billion laid out on the annual round robin.
- The play is round-robin, with all points being worth two after all teams have played once.
- We're not talking about an open tournament here, we're discussing an elite round robin event consisting of all the world's finest players.
- We found ourselves frustrated by the wide range of skill levels all thrown into one round-robin tournament.
- When the roads were snowed over and street hockey was out of the question we played this from dawn to dusk in massive round-robin tournaments.
- After that, there's tennis aerobics and yoga, exhibition matches and round robins.
- For some reason the organizers have again kept the tradition with a seven-player field in the double round-robin tournament.
- He suffered an initial setback in his quest to wrest the crown from the Soviets when he came fourth with a final score of 14/27 in the quadruple round-robin tournament.
- This year's event will be a six-player double round-robin.
- This is to be expected when six top players prepare in-depth for each other in this double round robin event, regarded as the ‘Wimbledon of Chess’.
- Because we consider only round-robin matches, and thus omit semi-finals and finals, there are no constrained observations in the sample.
- The challengers series begins next Tuesday with two round robins involving all nine challengers, where each win is one point.
- He decided to ‘do something about it,’ by organizing a Category 10 round-robin tournament at the famed Marshall Chess Club in New York.
- These were run as round robins, in which each competitor wrestled all the other competitors in their division.
- The Tennis Challenge - a round-robin, doubles competition - caters to players of all levels.
- Slick Swiss syndicate Alinghi finished first after the round robins and will sail defending Louis Vuitton Cup challengers champions Prada of Italy in the quarter-finals.
1. 1.1 A series or sequence.
  an inconclusive round robin of talks in Cairo, Washington, and New York
  Example sentencesExamples
  If this group had a typical working arrangement, Ozzie would launch a round-robin of emails, asking members when and where they could get together.
  Many are poets or aspiring poets, many are gay, and all take turns in a comical round-robin of flirtation, consummation, and rejection.
  As Rodova remembers it, at the last line of the poem, when John dies, the dancer's head drops in identification, completing the round-robin of identity exchanges.
  After a round robin of introductions, they conferred.
  The trial itself was a confusing round-robin of various witnesses being called over various issues at random.
2A petition, especially one with signatures written in a circle to conceal the order of writing.
Example sentencesExamples
- We don't want round robins, we want the letters to be personal letters saying why the decision over Metrolink is bad news for you, for your business, your family or your job.
Synonyms
appeal, list of protesters, list of signatures

单词	round robin
释义	Definition of round robin in English: round robin noun 1often as modifier A tournament in which each competitor plays in turn against every other. a round-robin competition Example sentencesExamples These were run as round robins, in which each competitor wrestled all the other competitors in their division. After that, there's tennis aerobics and yoga, exhibition matches and round robins. We're not talking about an open tournament here, we're discussing an elite round robin event consisting of all the world's finest players. This is to be expected when six top players prepare in-depth for each other in this double round robin event, regarded as the ‘Wimbledon of Chess’. Throw in all the illegal bets made with bookies and on private wagers, and it adds up to an estimated $4.5 billion laid out on the annual round robin. The challengers series begins next Tuesday with two round robins involving all nine challengers, where each win is one point. This year's event will be a six-player double round-robin. The play is round-robin, with all points being worth two after all teams have played once. A round-robin event that pits 16 fighters against one another in a winner take all match-up, it's a quick way to change identities and meet a couple of random opponents to win a belt. He suffered an initial setback in his quest to wrest the crown from the Soviets when he came fourth with a final score of 14/27 in the quadruple round-robin tournament. Because we consider only round-robin matches, and thus omit semi-finals and finals, there are no constrained observations in the sample. The Tennis Challenge - a round-robin, doubles competition - caters to players of all levels. To capture changes in interest over the course of the competition, the variable SEAS is defined as the number of games left in round-robin play. He decided to ‘do something about it,’ by organizing a Category 10 round-robin tournament at the famed Marshall Chess Club in New York. When the roads were snowed over and street hockey was out of the question we played this from dawn to dusk in massive round-robin tournaments. Slick Swiss syndicate Alinghi finished first after the round robins and will sail defending Louis Vuitton Cup challengers champions Prada of Italy in the quarter-finals. My opponent, the defending champion, was the top-rated player and I was number two in the 6-player round robin. For some reason the organizers have again kept the tradition with a seven-player field in the double round-robin tournament. We found ourselves frustrated by the wide range of skill levels all thrown into one round-robin tournament. There will be round robins in each pool, with the winners playing each other for 1st place and the losers playing each other for 7th place. 1.1 A series or sequence. an inconclusive round robin of talks in Cairo, Washington, and New York Example sentencesExamples As Rodova remembers it, at the last line of the poem, when John dies, the dancer's head drops in identification, completing the round-robin of identity exchanges. After a round robin of introductions, they conferred. If this group had a typical working arrangement, Ozzie would launch a round-robin of emails, asking members when and where they could get together. Many are poets or aspiring poets, many are gay, and all take turns in a comical round-robin of flirtation, consummation, and rejection. The trial itself was a confusing round-robin of various witnesses being called over various issues at random. 2A petition, especially one with signatures written in a circle to conceal the order of writing. Example sentencesExamples We don't want round robins, we want the letters to be personal letters saying why the decision over Metrolink is bad news for you, for your business, your family or your job. Synonyms appeal, list of protesters, list of signatures Definition of round robin in US English: round robin nounˈˌroun(d) ˈˌräbənˈˌraʊn(d) ˈˌrɑbən 1often as modifier A tournament in which each competitor plays in turn against every other. a round-robin competition Example sentencesExamples A round-robin event that pits 16 fighters against one another in a winner take all match-up, it's a quick way to change identities and meet a couple of random opponents to win a belt. There will be round robins in each pool, with the winners playing each other for 1st place and the losers playing each other for 7th place. My opponent, the defending champion, was the top-rated player and I was number two in the 6-player round robin. To capture changes in interest over the course of the competition, the variable SEAS is defined as the number of games left in round-robin play. Throw in all the illegal bets made with bookies and on private wagers, and it adds up to an estimated $4.5 billion laid out on the annual round robin. The play is round-robin, with all points being worth two after all teams have played once. We're not talking about an open tournament here, we're discussing an elite round robin event consisting of all the world's finest players. We found ourselves frustrated by the wide range of skill levels all thrown into one round-robin tournament. When the roads were snowed over and street hockey was out of the question we played this from dawn to dusk in massive round-robin tournaments. After that, there's tennis aerobics and yoga, exhibition matches and round robins. For some reason the organizers have again kept the tradition with a seven-player field in the double round-robin tournament. He suffered an initial setback in his quest to wrest the crown from the Soviets when he came fourth with a final score of 14/27 in the quadruple round-robin tournament. This year's event will be a six-player double round-robin. This is to be expected when six top players prepare in-depth for each other in this double round robin event, regarded as the ‘Wimbledon of Chess’. Because we consider only round-robin matches, and thus omit semi-finals and finals, there are no constrained observations in the sample. The challengers series begins next Tuesday with two round robins involving all nine challengers, where each win is one point. He decided to ‘do something about it,’ by organizing a Category 10 round-robin tournament at the famed Marshall Chess Club in New York. These were run as round robins, in which each competitor wrestled all the other competitors in their division. The Tennis Challenge - a round-robin, doubles competition - caters to players of all levels. Slick Swiss syndicate Alinghi finished first after the round robins and will sail defending Louis Vuitton Cup challengers champions Prada of Italy in the quarter-finals. 1.1 A series or sequence. an inconclusive round robin of talks in Cairo, Washington, and New York Example sentencesExamples If this group had a typical working arrangement, Ozzie would launch a round-robin of emails, asking members when and where they could get together. Many are poets or aspiring poets, many are gay, and all take turns in a comical round-robin of flirtation, consummation, and rejection. As Rodova remembers it, at the last line of the poem, when John dies, the dancer's head drops in identification, completing the round-robin of identity exchanges. After a round robin of introductions, they conferred. The trial itself was a confusing round-robin of various witnesses being called over various issues at random. 2A petition, especially one with signatures written in a circle to conceal the order of writing. Example sentencesExamples We don't want round robins, we want the letters to be personal letters saying why the decision over Metrolink is bad news for you, for your business, your family or your job. Synonyms appeal, list of protesters, list of signatures
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