English to Hmong Meaning of around - nyob ib ncig ntawm


Around :
nyob ib ncig ntawm

nyob ib ncig ntawm, puag ncig, rau tag nrho cov sab, txog, txawv teb chaws, rau tag nrho cov kev taw qhia, tag nrho cov, rau ub rau no, sab ped sab nrad, no thiab muaj

nyob ib ncig ntawm, txog

nyob ib ncig ntawm
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Definitions of around in English
Adverb(1) in the area or vicinity(2) by a circular or circuitous route(3) used of movement to or among many different places or in no particular direction, or about(4) in a circle or circular motion(5) (of quantities(6) in or to a reversed position or direction(7) to a particular destination either specified or understood(8) all around or on all sides, or about(9) in circumference(10) from beginning to end; throughout
Examples of around in English
(1) A scheduled tour around the county was organised prior to the elderly guest's visit.(2) The bus will also serve Kirkwall, doing a route around the town between each trip to Stromness.(3) I'll be around shortly(4) He went in at the Hyde Park Corner gate and manoeuvred around the carriages and riders.(5) he walked around the airfield(6) his life revolves around drinking(7) she was messing around with a computer(8) They where commenting on how much more the area around had become very shabby.(9) She turned around and pointed in the direction of what looked like a little office.(10) I really had to resist the urge to loop an arm around his waist and rest my head on his chest.(11) around the corner(12) I'll be around for a while(13) Lucas was adamant about having a nice, reliable car for us to drive the baby around in.(14) she took a look around the place(15) Now it is done in a centrifuge, which whirls the milk around rapidly in a circular vessel.(16) She felt an arm around her shoulder and she leaned on him as they walked to her class.
Related Phrases of around
(1) around the world ::
nyob ib ncig ntawm lub ntiaj teb no
(2) hang around ::
dai ib ncig ntawm
(3) look around ::
saib nyob ib ncig ntawm
(4) get around ::
tau nyob ib ncig ntawm
(5) walk around ::
taug kev nyob ib ncig ntawm
(6) fool around ::
dag nyob ib ncig ntawm
(7) mess around ::
mess nyob ib ncig ntawm
Synonyms
Adverb
1. on every side ::
nyob rau txhua txhua sab
3. nearby ::
nyob ze
4. about ::
txog
5. approximately ::
kwv yees li ntawm
6. round ::
puag ncig
Preposition
7. on all sides of ::
rau tag nrho cov sab ntawm
8. about ::
txog
9. approximately ::
kwv yees li ntawm
Different Forms
around
Word Example from TV Shows
Come on, are we gonna sit around
chatting like a bunch of teenage girls...

Come on, are we gonna sit AROUND chatting like a bunch of teenage girls...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 23

and I am tired of
dicking around out here.

and I am tired of dicking AROUND out here.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 5

If you look around,
it's kind of beautiful.

If you look AROUND, it's kind of beautiful.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15

There was no one around.

There was no one AROUND.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 6

Now, we can either sit around
and cry over spilt professor...

Now, we can either sit AROUND and cry over spilt professor...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 20

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