Pronunciation: /ɔːl əˈraʊnd/
adverb in all directions; everywhere
A1 The children ran all around the playground.
A2 She looked all around the room for her lost keys.
B1 The festival had food stalls set up all around the park.
B2 The artist's work is displayed in galleries all around the world.
C1 The company has offices all around the country.
C2 The panoramic view from the top of the mountain allows you to see all around for miles.
preposition surrounding or on all sides of something
A1 There are flowers all around the park.
A2 She looked all around the room for her lost keys.
B1 The festival had food stalls set up all around the main square.
B2 The city was surrounded by mountains all around.
C1 The artist's work is admired all around the world.
C2 The company has offices all around the globe.
formal The decorations were placed all around the room for the event.
informal There were snacks and drinks all around the party.
slang I saw my ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend all around town.
figurative His influence can be felt all around the organization.
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