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Around
intorno a

u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

I. around [Brit əˈraʊnd, Am əˈraʊnd] ADV Around often appears as the second element of certain verb structures (come around, look around, turn around etc.): for translations, consult the appropriate verb entry (come, look, turn etc.). - Go around and get around generate many idiomatic expressions: for translations see the entries go, and get.

1. around (approximately):

around
it sells for around 200
at around 3 pm
verso le 15.00

2. around (in the vicinity):

to be (somewhere) around
I'll be around
is there anyone around?
are they around?
I don't want to be around when

3. around (in circulation):

to be around product, person, technology, phenomenon:
to be around again fashion, style:
I wish I'd been around 50 years ago
is he still around?
she's been around fig

4. around (available):

to be around
I wish you were around more
will she be around next week?

5. around (in all directions):

all around
all around (in general)
to go all the way around fence, wall, moat:
we like to travel around

6. around (in circumference):

7. around (in different, opposite direction):

a way around obstacle
to go the long way around
to turn sth the other way around
to do it the other way around
the wrong, right way around

8. around (in specific place, home):

she asked him (to come) around
I'll be around in a minute

II. around [Brit əˈraʊnd, Am əˈraʊnd] PREP round Brit

1. around (on all sides of):

around fire, table, garden, lake
a scarf around her head

2. around (throughout):

(all) around the world
from around the world
to go around the world
to walk around the town
to go or look around the house

3. around (in the vicinity of, near):

the people around here

4. around (at):

around
around midnight, 1980
around the same time we

5. around (in order to circumvent):

to go around town centre
to go around obstacle

6. around (to the other side of):

to go around the corner
to go around a bend
around the mountain

7. around FASHION:

he's 90 cm around the chest

III. around [Brit əˈraʊnd, Am əˈraʊnd]

what goes around comes around

I. get around VB [ɡɛt -] (get around)

1. get around (move, spread) → get about

Phrases:

to get around to doing
I haven't got around to it yet

II. get around VB [ɡɛt -] (get around [sth]) (circumvent)

get around problem, law

get about VB [ɡɛt -]

1. get about (manage to move):

spostarsi, muoversi (by doing facendo)

2. get about (travel):

3. get about (be spread):

get about news:
get about rumour:

bat around VB [bat -] (bat [sth] around, bat around [sth])

1. bat around idea:

bat around

2. bat around SPORTS:

we batted the ball around

change around VB [tʃeɪn(d)ʒ -]

change around → change round

change round VB [tʃeɪn(d)ʒ -] Brit

change round (change [sth, sb] round, change round [sth, sb]) furniture, large objects
change round employees, workers, small objects, words, letters

I. work around VB [wəːk -] (work around to [sth])

work around subject:

work around
to work around to telling sb sth

II. work around VB [wəːk -] (work [sth] around to)

I. jerk around VB [dʒəːk -] Am inf (jerk around) (idle about)

jerk around
jerk around

II. jerk around VB [dʒəːk -] (jerk [sb] around) (harass)

jerk around person

I. walk around VB [wɔːk -] (walk around)

walk around
walk around (aimlessly)

II. walk around VB [wɔːk -] (walk around [sth])

walk around (to and fro) city, streets, garden
walk around (make circuit of) building, space
he walked around the lake

I. go around VB [ɡəʊ -] (go around)

1. go around (move, travel about):

go around

2. go around (circulate):

go around rumour:

II. go around VB [ɡəʊ -] (go around [sth])

go around house, shops, area:

go around
to go around the world

play around VB [pleɪ -]

1. play around (be promiscuous):

play around inf

2. play around (act the fool):

play around
to play around with (fiddle) paperclips, pens

gather around VB [ˈɡaðə -]

gather around → gather round

I. gather round VB [ˈɡaðə -] (gather round)

II. gather round VB [ˈɡaðə -] (gather round [sth, sb])

gather round teacher, object:

III. gather round VB [ˈɡaðə -] (gather [sth] round oneself)

gather round shawl:

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I. around ·ˈraʊnd] PREP

1. around (surrounding):

around
all around sth
to go around the corner

2. around (move within sth):

around
to drive around France
to go around a museum
to sit around the room

3. around (approximately):

around
around May 10th

II. around ·ˈraʊnd] ADV

1. around (all over):

around
all around
for 50 miles around
for miles around
to be the other way around

2. around (aimlessly):

to walk around
to stand/hang around
to have been around

3. around (nearby):

around
is Mark around?
to be still around

float around VB intr inf

float around people
float around rumor

I. knock around VB intr inf

knock around
to knock around in town

II. knock around VB trans

knock around person
knock around ball

spin around VB intr

spin around

feel around VB intr

feel around
to feel around for sth

stick around VB intr inf

stick around

pal around VB intr inf

pal around
to pal around with sb

lounge around VB trans

lounge around

switch around VB trans

switch around

bring around VB trans

1. bring around MED:

bring around

2. bring around (persuade):

bring around
Present
Iget around
youget around
he/she/itgets around
weget around
youget around
theyget around
Past
Igot around
yougot around
he/she/itgot around
wegot around
yougot around
theygot around
Present Perfect
Ihavegot around / American English a. gotten around
youhavegot around / American English a. gotten around
he/she/ithasgot around / American English a. gotten around
wehavegot around / American English a. gotten around
youhavegot around / American English a. gotten around
theyhavegot around / American English a. gotten around
Past Perfect
Ihadgot around / American English a. gotten around
youhadgot around / American English a. gotten around
he/she/ithadgot around / American English a. gotten around
wehadgot around / American English a. gotten around
youhadgot around / American English a. gotten around
theyhadgot around / American English a. gotten around