Definition of «roundup»

The term "roundup" refers to a large group or collection of something. It can be used in various contexts, such as referring to a gathering of people or animals, a comprehensive survey or inventory, or a program to remove or eradicate unwanted plants or pests from an area. In the case of this task, "roundup" is being used to describe a collection of information about different types of fruits and vegetables.

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The farmer gathered his cows, horses, and sheep for the annual roundup.
The news anchor presented a roundup of the day's top stories.
The police conducted a roundup of suspects involved in the recent robbery.
The teacher organized a roundup of volunteers to help with the school's fundraising event.
The magazine published a roundup of the best vacation destinations for the summer.
The chef provided a roundup of essential ingredients needed for the recipe.
The event planner shared a roundup of local vendors for the upcoming wedding.
The financial analyst presented a roundup of stock market trends to his clients.
The fashion blogger created a roundup of the latest fashion trends for the season.
The sports commentator gave a roundup of the day's sports events.

Phrases with «roundup»

Sentences with «roundup»

Find out by reading our weekly roundup of news, information and events. (magazine.art21.org)
I realise that we didn't do any sort of yearly roundup for 2015, but we're making up for it this year. (thereticule.com)
Due to staff vacations, we haven't done a news roundup in a while now, so this is a long one. (bronxnewsnetwork.org)
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Definition of «roundup»

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Phrases with «roundup»

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