rounded

B2 · Upper Intermediate

adj. having a good variety of different qualities or skills.

adj. well-developed in all aspects; balanced and comprehensive in scope or character.

“The school aims to give students a rounded education that includes art and sports.”

“The selection committee is looking for a well-rounded candidate who possesses both technical expertise and strong interpersonal leadership skills.”

B1 · Intermediate Mathematics

adj. describing a number that has been changed to the nearest simple value, like 10 or 100.

adj. expressed as a whole number or a multiple of ten, hundred, etc., for the sake of convenience or approximation.

“The total cost is 98 dollars, but let's use a rounded figure of 100 for the budget.”

“The report uses rounded percentages to make the statistical trends more accessible to a general audience.”

C1 · Advanced Linguistics Technical

adj. describing a sound made with your lips in the shape of a circle.

adj. produced with the lips in a circular or protruded position.

“The 'o' sound in 'boat' is a rounded vowel in many English accents.”

“Phonetic analysis reveals that the speaker consistently produces rounded vowels with more lip protrusion than is typical for that specific dialect.”