surround
IPA: sɝˈaʊnd
noun
- (Britain) Anything, such as a fence or border, that surrounds something.
verb
- (transitive) To encircle something or simultaneously extend in all directions.
- (transitive) To enclose or confine something on all sides so as to prevent escape.
- (transitive, obsolete) To pass around; to travel about; to circumnavigate.
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Examples of "surround" in Sentences
- An aureole and halo surround her.
- The town is surrounded by the hills.
- The town is surrounded by the forest.
- The castle was surrounded by underbush.
- The railings are surrounding the church.
- The surrounding of the park is beautiful.
- The attraction is the surrounding scenery.
- Both the innocent and the guilty are surrounded.
- Controversy surrounded the creation of the trail.
- At the top is the lantern surrounded by the gallery.
- I believe that HD allows to broadcast sound via six channels - in surround mode.
- This is not an issue with DVD, as most DVDs are in surround sound … but streaming video?
- They are what they are - eye candy which are fun to watch and sound great in surround sound, haha.
- - Let you enjoy all you music and movies in surround sound on amy stereo speaker system or headphones; and
- The only thing you surround is the kiosk at the Tea Bagger convention selling little American flags for $15 a pop that are made – ahem – in CHINA.
- For no matter what you think of the long-departed Sam Kinison's humor, I think we can all agree that we don't need to hear his act in surround sound.
- The surround sound was not working so I complained to the manager of the theater only for him to vehemently try to convince me that the "Hulk" was NOT produced in surround sound! grock
- I guess since it was the only series I actually paid real money to see in surround-sound at the theatre (and not even a matinee all the time!), the Lord of the Rings trilogy must be it.
- The entrance surround is comprised of pilasters supporting a broken arched pediment with a panel bearing the words: “What Cheer Laundry” and depicting Roger Williams meeting Native Americans.
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