round down

British  

verb

1. (tr, adverb) to lower (a number) to the nearest whole number or ten, hundred, or thousand below it Compare round up

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Example Sentences

With two rounds down, three teams have been eliminated and only one, UCLA, remains alive.

From Seattle Times

This keeps the calories and fat grams so low per “serving” that the manufacturer can round down to zero.

From Seattle Times

He was the second person to enter Ms. Taylor’s apartment and fired 16 rounds down the hallway, according to the analysis.

From New York Times

That link will take you to a page that tells you which shows are eligible, and when you add two to your cart, you’ll see the price round down to $30.

From The Verge

Beijing has been accused of downplaying the virus, silencing doctors and significantly rounding down the number of cases and fatalities it had.

From Fox News