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circulate English

Meaning circulate meaning

What does circulate mean?
Definitions in simple English

circulate Verb

— If something circulates, it moves without stopping through a space or system. The lungs move air in and out, and the heart beats to circulate the blood. A large fan kept the air circulating in the room. — If information, disease, etc. circulates, it spreads from one person to another. The letter was widely circulated in American prisons.

circulate

— verb (= broadcast, spread) cause to become widely known spread information circulate a rumor broadcast the news — verb (= go around, spread) become widely known and passed on the rumor spread the story went around in the office — verb move through a space, circuit or system, returning to the starting point Blood circulates in my veins The air here does not circulate — verb (= distribute) cause be distributed This letter is being circulated among the faculty — verb cause to move in a circuit or system The fan circulates the air in the room — verb move around freely She circulates among royalty — verb (= circle) move in circles — verb cause to move around circulate a rumor

Synonyms circulate synonyms

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circulate English » English

spread go around disseminate propagate distribute diffuse circle broadcast move around pass on pass around flow revolve get about circularize mobilize loop issue drift cycle circularise turn spread widely rumour rotate put about promulgate pass orbit move mobilise make known go about get around disperse circumvent write whilrling walk about vortical vagabond unstable twist twine turn out travel around travel transmit transmission tour

Topics circulate topics

What do people use circulate to talk about?
Person Body Internal organs

Heart
Language and thought Communication Say Criticize

Gossip
Physical actions Move Move in a direction

Move in a circle
Physical actions Move

Travel

Conjugation circulate conjugation

How do you conjugate circulate?

circulate · verb

Examples circulate examples

How do I use circulate in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I become a transparent eyeball; I am nothing; I see all; the currents of the Universal Being circulate through me; I am part or particle of God.

Movie subtitles

I hate those places where you circulate, the Clarence Hotel and those places.
Circulate. Have fun.
That'll be the time required for the heart to circulate blood through the entire body.
We'll circulate a photo on the chance that someone saw you on your way home.
Let a little air circulate.
Circulate!
Citizens, circulate!
There is no danger, circulate!
Do not remain here, circulate!
I want those bills to circulate.
You see, indefinite acquittal all the documents are annulled. But with ostensible acquittal your whole dossier continues to circulate.
Get 5,000 copies of this printed, and circulate them.
When you get inside, circulate around.
Feel free, Bob, to circulate, won't you. - Do go on, this is most interesting.
Must circulate. The social touch, you know.
It makes the poison circulate.
But with ostensible acquittal your whole dossier continues to circulate. Up to the higher courts, down to the lower ones, up again, down. These oscillations and peregrinations are just configurable.
HOGAN: The rest of you circulate, see what you can find out from the goons.
If they did, they might die before they had a chance to circulate the plague in the United States.
Circulate more.
You go downtown, circulate around, let yourself be seen, and just don't let on that you suspect anything.
Feel free, Bob, to circulate, won't you.
I will have to see everyone I know at the papers and warn them. that someone will try to circulate some letters. and let me know straight away.
A man who doesn't spend his income. breaks the rhythm of life by not making money circulate.
It makes your blood circulate.
My daughter was not one to circulate ridiculous rumors.
That's just about the kind of rumor I'd expect some people to circulate.
Your brains circulate better when they ain't so confined.
But here only Mexican pesos circulate,. so according to the current rates you should pay me. two for tax, and excise duty, two, four, eight, thirty two. and two for tourism tax, 34.
Because you're not supposed to move - it makes the poison circulate.
You see, indefinite acquittal all the documents are annulled. But with ostensible acquittal your whole dossier continues to circulate. Up to the higher courts, down to the lower ones, up again, down.
Our charming hostesses will circulate among you, selling raffle tickets.
Earnest Ernie, it would not do your reputation any credit if word was to circulate that you reneged on a wager duly offered and accepted.
Photos of this will circulate the world.
It's fairly important we don't let that circulate for a while.

News and current affairs

China's government has lost much control over the information and images that now circulate through Chinese society, but it still is capable of preventing any serious challenger from using the media to attack it.
The only way to approach cells that might have spread throughout the body is to give medicines because only drugs circulate throughout the body.
Networks based on strong ties produce the power of loyalty, but may become cliques that re-circulate conventional wisdom.
Because they have a double cultural capital, they can circulate relatively freely between different activities and spaces--home, school, youth associations, and urban leisure space.
Fourth, the nuclear-weapon states often circulate descriptions of what they are doing to pursue these goals.
It's time find a way to circulate those front pages everywhere.

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