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Learn English - GrammarAroundAround/round indicates movement or position in a circle or a curve.
British people also use around to talk about going to all or most parts of a place, or giving things to everybody in a group.
Around and aboutAround and about can both be used to mean 'here and there', 'some where in', 'in most parts of' or similar ideas. They don't suggest a definite or clear movement or position.
Around/about can also mean approximately.
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