rounds
n. C / U B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈɹaʊndz// UK //ɹˈaʊndz// rounds
n. a regular series of visits to different people or places as part of a job. You use this when talking about doctors seeing patients or a mail carrier delivering letters.
n. a series of regular visits to various locations or people, typically performed as a professional duty. Often used in medical, security, or delivery contexts.
The doctor is doing her rounds in the hospital right now.
The security guard completes his rounds every hour to ensure all the warehouse doors are locked.
During morning rounds, the senior consultant reviews each patient's progress with the resident staff to adjust treatment plans accordingly.
Usage
Usually plural when referring to a professional routine; often used with the verb 'do' or 'make'.