round-up
noun/ˈraʊnd ʌp/
/ˈraʊnd ʌp/
[usually singular]- a summary of the most important points of a particular subject, especially the news
- We'll be back after the break with a round-up of today's other stories.
- a news round-up
- This week’s issue includes a round-up of the latest record releases.
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- an act of bringing people or animals together in one place for a particular purpose
- the round-up of sheep for shearing
- The police carried out their usual round-up of Saturday night drunks.
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