make the rounds
The phrase "make the rounds" can be applied in various contexts, from routine activities to the spread of information.
Definition
B2General
(informal)To go from one place to another, often in a regular or planned manner.
Example
- The doctor makes the rounds every morning to check on the patients.
B2Social
(informal)To socialize or mingle at various places, like parties or gatherings.
Example
- She made the rounds at the party, talking to all her friends.
B2Communication
(informal)To be spread or circulated widely, often referring to information, news, or rumors.
Example
- The news of their engagement quickly made the rounds.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "make the rounds":
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