adverd

As an adjective, "around" describes something that is nearby or surrounding, often implying a circular or surrounding position. It can also suggest a general location without specifying exact details.

preposition

"Around" is a preposition that indicates a range of position, time, quantity, and other similar concepts. Its common meanings in English include "surrounding," "near," "close to," and "in the vicinity of."

Example

adverd

1. She was feeling nervous, so I sat around her to keep her calm.
2. I looked around the room but couldn't find my keys.
3. I usually get up around 7am.
4. There were around 50 people at the party.
5. She was feeling nervous, so I sat around her to keep her calm.

preposition

1. I saw a squirrel running around the park.
2. Let's meet around 3 PM.
3. There are around 20 people in the room.