ronde
/rɑ̃d/ or /rɒ̃d/Definitions
1. noun
A circular or curved path, especially one followed by a knight in a medieval tournament.
“The knights rode around the arena in a ronde before the jousting competition.”
2. noun
A circular or curved section of a river, lake, or sea, often forming a bend or an island.
“The ronde in the lake created a peaceful and secluded spot for fishing.”
3. noun
A round of drinks, especially one ordered by a person or a group.
“After winning the game, we bought a round of drinks and celebrated with a ronde of beers.”
4. noun
A round or circular dance, especially one performed by a group of people.
“The group of friends danced in a ronde around the bonfire on the beach.”
5. noun
A circular or curved section of a road, especially one forming a bend or a curve.
“The ronde on the mountain road required careful driving and attention.”
6. verb
To move or travel in a curved or circular path, especially in a knightly tournament.
“The knights ronde through the arena, their armor glinting in the sunlight.”
7. verb
To make a circular or curved turn, especially in a vehicle or a boat.
“The car ronde through the corner, its tires screeching in protest.”