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- SURROUND Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of SURROUND is to enclose on all sides : envelop How to use surround in a sentence
- SURROUND | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
SURROUND definition: 1 to be everywhere around something: 2 the area or border around something: 3 the area that is… Learn more
- SURROUND Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
something that surrounds, as the area, border, etc , around an object or central space a tile surround for the shower stall environment or setting The designer created a Persian surround for the new restaurant Hunting a means of hunting in which wild animals are encircled and chased into a special spot that makes their escape impossible
- SURROUND definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
The circumstances, feelings, or ideas which surround something are those that are closely associated with it
- Surround - definition of surround by The Free Dictionary
To enclose or confine on all sides so as to bar escape or outside communication: The police surrounded the house n 1 Something, such as fencing or a border, that surrounds: a fireplace surround 2 a The area around a thing or place: inflammation extending to the surround of the eye
- surround - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
surround (third-person singular simple present surrounds, present participle surrounding, simple past and past participle surrounded) To encircle something or simultaneously extend in all directions
- surround verb - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . .
surround something somebody to be closely connected with something somebody publicity surrounding the divorce; the controversy circumstances surrounding his death; The report explores the issues surrounding the case surround yourself with somebody something to choose to have particular people or things near you all the time
- Surround - Definition, Meaning Synonyms - Vocabulary. com
When you think of the word surround, think of something that's around you on all sides, like the trees that surround you in a forest or the people who surround you on a city street at rush hour Sometimes surround describes the position of troops that force the enemy to surrender
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