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round down

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round something down
to reduce a fractional part of a number to the next lowest whole number. (See also round off to something.) You can round this figure down if you want. It won't affect the total all that much. Please round down all figures having fractions less than one-half.
See also: round


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Experts say most wine producers naturally round down the alcohol content.
Some abattoirs are continuing to round down the weight of sheep carcases and thus pay less for them, the National Sheep Association has warned.
A Pennies from Heaven scheme launched at Shire Hall invites employees to round down their monthly pay to the nearest pound and donate the pennies left over to the Mary Ann Evans and Myton hospices.
 
 
 
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