Dic: round (some of its meanings as a noun)

• 1. This is the latest round of job cuts aimed at making the company more competitive.
• 4. two rounds of golf.
• 5. The consultants still did their morning rounds.
• 7. firing 1650 rounds of ammunition during a period of ten minutes.
• 8. Sue got a sympathetic round of applause.

5. N-COUNT : usu supp N | If you do your rounds or your round, you make a series of visits to different places or people, for example as part of your job.[ mainly BRIT ]

8. N-COUNT : N of n | If there is a round of applause, everyone claps their hands to welcome someone or to show that they have enjoyed something.

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