rounds

n. the regular visits a doctor makes to see patients in a hospital.

n. the systematic circuit of hospital wards or patient rooms made by medical professionals to monitor progress and update treatments.

“The surgeon usually does her rounds early in the morning before starting operations.”

“During morning rounds, the consultant reviewed the charts of every patient in the intensive care unit to adjust their medication levels.”

n. a fixed route that someone follows regularly for work, like delivering mail or checking security.

n. a habitual or prescribed circuit performed by someone in authority or a service worker.

“The security guard makes his rounds every hour to ensure all the doors are locked.”

“The postal worker finished her rounds ahead of schedule despite the heavy rain and the increased volume of holiday mail.”

n. the plural of 'round', meaning different stages of a game or contest.

n. the plural form of 'round', referring to successive stages in a tournament or distinct periods of play in sports like boxing.

“She won the first three rounds of the tournament and made it to the final.”

“After twelve grueling rounds in the ring, the judges awarded the victory to the defending champion by a narrow margin.”