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Definition of circuit in English:

circuit

noun ˈsəːkɪtˈsərkət
  • 1A roughly circular line, route, or movement that starts and finishes at the same place.

    I ran a circuit of the village
    Example sentencesExamples
    • It sticks doggedly to its line through numerous fast circuits round large roundabouts.
    • The circuit was almost finished, and I was second.
    • At present, long haul international freighters are losing capacity because of the need to carry extra fuel to fly circuits around Perth in case the weather is poor.
    • Blood flows in a circuit between the heart and the lungs.
    • We have a witness who was driving a circuit route around this part of the Island.
    • I finished my circuit of the town, now also wanting to buy an antiquarian book.
    • The helicopter flew a final circuit and then the show was over.
    • On your fourth flight you fly solo and by then you're pretty confident in flying circuits.
    • The race finishes with a circuit race in the centre of Dublin next Sunday.
    • The walk route is a 1km circuit around the park, so you can do as many laps as you like.
    • She had just finished her circuit of the room, when she realized that nothing else had caught her eye.
    • Since 1995, the flight circuits have been directed to the north, north-west and south of the base.
    • The planes end up flying circuits around Perth to burn up fuel or to dump fuel on arrival.
    • The direction of travel around a circuit is decided by the instructor.
    • He finished a circuit around the main square.
    • Little buggies do circuits round the island as golfers try to discover what's going on.
    • Grunting, he picked up one sack, bearing it with him as he finished the circuit of the booths.
    • We boarded the Moorsbus at Cropton, leaving the village buzzing with a group of 30 or more ramblers off to do a local circuit.
    • In the real tour, 11 circuits of the Champs Elysees are expected to climax in a mass sprint for what has become one of the most prestigious victories in professional cycling.
    • They'd make a few circuits of the church so we all got a good look.
    Synonyms
    lap, turn, tour, round, circle, orbit, revolution, loop
    beat
    1. 1.1British A track used for motor racing, horse racing, or athletics.
      Hockenheim was a fast circuit but was regarded as one of the safest
      Example sentencesExamples
      • It is also a circuit designed for Formula One cars as it is very smooth.
      • The crowd then briskly moves to the trackside to watch the start and follow the colours of their jockey around the circuit to the finish line.
      • After the first two days of testing, the official drivers swapped circuits.
      • The runners had a six-kilometre circuit, within which Mosley finished in 20 minutes, 27 seconds.
      • Powering his way around the circuit he finished with three and a half lengths to spare.
      • With me in the passenger seat, Mark took me around four laps of the circuit.
      • I am very pleased to have crossed the finish line on my home circuit in front of all the celebrating mechanics.
      • Talladega is still the fastest track on the circuit.
      • There used to be a kart circuit opposite the market and that was the only place I raced for the first three years.
      • Road racing was popular on the continent but in Britain it was banned, leading to the development of closed circuits on private land.
      • My goal here is to learn the circuit as fast as I can and obviously try to finish the race.
      • He had never raced at the circuit before and his performance was excellent.
      • The winner and their guest will be flown to the circuit by helicopter, where they will be able to watch the race from the best seats in the house.
      • Imola is a nice track and a special circuit to open this part of the calendar.
      • Bardon flew around the circuit in an impressive time of 29.84.
      • Having raced bikes for the past 22 years, this vastly experienced rider made short work of the circuit and fellow riders.
      • Hislop couldn't afford to take his family to the tour's race circuits with him to cultivate their interest.
      • I like the Hungaroring, as it's quite a different track from the rest of the Formula One circuits.
      • The track actually consists of 5 separate circuits, including a 2.5km oval and a 1.2km drag strip.
      • On the circuit, 600 meters from the finish line, there was a cobblestone section that we passed over every loop we made.
      Synonyms
      track, racetrack, running track, course
  • 2An established itinerary of events or venues used for a particular activity, typically involving sport or public performance.

    the alternative cabaret circuit
    Example sentencesExamples
    • No strangers to the tour circuit, these boys have been doing the rounds for several years.
    • Cliff diving is an international sport with a world circuit contested by competitors from as far afield as Iceland and Brazil.
    • As for the live circuit, nothing beats getting yourself out to a comedy club and checking out new talent first hand.
    • Ever since Tiger Woods entered the golf circuit, the sport hasn't been the same.
    • He wouldn't want his name to be slandered on the party circuit for being a closed-minded homophobe.
    • The race accompanies the Berlin Marathon, a major event on the running circuit.
    • Since then, she has toured the European circuit.
    • From Sundance to Venice, each film has trodden the path of the festival circuit.
    • He studied literature and drama before working the cabaret circuit.
    • Her brief career has been dotted with some creditable performances in the domestic circuit.
    • In addition to her fairground business, she sells smuggled liquor to the inns and public houses on her circuit.
    • The Rotherham-born actress started work on the cabaret circuit as a singer touring the north of England.
    • The youngster has become firmly established on the showbiz circuit in the past year.
    • The films will be introduced by the acclaimed Italian director, whose movies have done the rounds in international film circuits.
    • The comedian has been a regular performer at major venues on the national circuit.
    • She secured the coveted title of Sports Personality of the Year based on her outstanding performances on the international circuit last year.
    • There are actual tour circuits where, twice a month, people will host a show in their homes.
    • A growing theatre company is developing its circuit of rural venues by bringing a piece of contemporary dynamite to local stages.
    • He said: ‘We've spent years getting the circuit ready for this event, proving we could run it’.
    • It was one of the biggest shows to tour the country music circuit; the line up was impressive.
    1. 2.1 A series of athletic exercises performed consecutively in one training session.
      as modifier circuit training
      Example sentencesExamples
      • For variety, moving quickly through a circuit of several weightlifting exercises also can do the trick.
      • If your hotel has a fitness center, this is the day to add a light circuit of resistance training to work all your muscles.
      • There will also be a five-week circuit training course beginning on January 12.
      • Perform the following four exercises as a circuit for each arm, doing all moves for one arm before switching.
      • A range of programmes such as aerobics, dance classes and circuit training will be offered to cater for all age groups and various levels of fitness.
      • Complete one or two circuits two or three days a week.
      • For maximum definition and toning of your entire body, perform 10 cardio/strength circuits.
      • The program involved eight exercises, performed in a circuit manner with a short rest between each station.
      • You team up with a partner and after the warm-up, you do two circuits of 15 different exercises.
      • To complete the first cycle in the circuit, after you have finished your barbell rows, immediately begin your bent knee sit-ups; perform 30 reps.
      • Included in the hour long session is a 30-minute exercise circuit, which could prove the ideal way to shed those pounds for Christmas.
      • Do this workout as a circuit twice a week in conjunction with your regular training.
      • Training consisted of daily sessions of rigorous circuits and sparring to fine-tune skills and fitness for the approaching battle.
      • Abdominal muscle tone is important for stability, so a circuit along the following lines should help his performance and reduce the risk of injury.
      • This workout uses a circuit format, which means you don't rest between exercises.
      • This will include professional tennis coaching, co-ordination circuits and fun team sports and competitions.
      • Your circuit training could include kickboxing and weight training techniques.
      • To perform this workout as a circuit, move from exercise to exercise without rest until you complete one set of each.
      • Nearly every day the swimmers complete a circuit of hand weights and stretch cords.
      • Performing a circuit workout once or twice a week will at least keep you in the habit of training.
    2. 2.2 A regular journey made by a judge around a particular district to hear cases in court.
      as modifier a circuit judge
      Example sentencesExamples
      • It is my hope that all appeals will be listed for hearing by circuit judges.
      • As one of two family law judges on the circuit, she was one of the first to deal with divorce cases.
      • The circuit judges' ruling left things as they are for the moment.
      • The Assize courts were presided over by High Court judges out on circuit.
      • A neighbours' squabble over late-night noise ended in court before a circuit judge, 12 jurors and two barristers.
      • He cited a case where a circuit court judge made a ruling on a point of law which disadvantaged the prosecution.
      • Judicial councils are composed of circuit judges, and they proceed under the direction of the senior circuit judge.
      • To see junior barristers in action, visits to district or circuit courts are a good idea.
      • The circuit court judge decided the litigants didn't have a right to sue.
      • Outside the capital, most divorce cases are heard in circuit courts that do not sit year round.
      • The presiding circuit judge might not have known all the laws relevant to the case.
      • The responsibility is greatest when the circuit judge is asked to issue a search warrant.
      • The junior minister urged district and circuit court judges to start using the new law immediately.
      • At 30, Joe McCarthy was the youngest man ever elected a circuit judge in Wisconsin.
      • Members attended bi-weekly court sessions, wherein their progress was individually appraised by a resident circuit judge.
      • After the report, a tribunal of Maryland circuit court judges reduced the homicide charge to manslaughter.
      • It was the kind of decision that the liberal judges on the circuit normally ask the court to rehear.
      • He returned to the legal profession, becoming a circuit court judge in Gadsden.
      • The circuit court judge who heard the case at trial directed the jury to find for the plaintiff.
      • When the judge refused, she appealed her decision to a circuit court.
      Synonyms
      tour, tour of duty, rounds
      regular journey
      rare peregrination
    3. 2.3 A district administered or formerly administered by travelling judges.
      the six circuits of England and Wales replaced the old system of assizes
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Six tourism circuits will be identified for development to international standards during 2002-03.
      • The commissioners were major lay and ecclesiastical lords with only small landholdings in the shires of the circuit.
      • The country was divided by Henry II into six judicial circuits for the purpose of bringing royal justice to all regions.
    4. 2.4 A group of local Methodist Churches forming an administrative unit.
      the success of any chapel or Methodist circuit depended on the minister
      Example sentencesExamples
      • There are currently around 11 Methodist churches in the Keighley circuit.
      • There are other churches on the Methodist circuit in Accrington so there might be other people in other churches prepared to help.
      • In 1863 he took charge of the Ramer circuit in south Montgomery County, Alabama.
      • The cathedral is set to be packed for the service, with all tickets already distributed through deaneries and Methodist circuits.
    5. 2.5 A chain of theatres or cinemas under a single management.
      the company also bought cinema circuits in Canada, New Zealand, and Australia
      Example sentencesExamples
      • In more than 20 years of studying the Odeon cinema circuit, he had seen this kind of scenario enacted many times.
  • 3A complete and closed path around which a circulating electric current can flow.

    the maximum number of light fittings on a circuit is twelve
    Example sentencesExamples
    • When there is a path that goes from the negative to the positive terminal, you have a circuit, and electrons can flow through the wire.
    • The very small particles stream through wires and circuits creating currents of electricity.
    • Follow the path of the circuits back a bit to see where they connect up to solder points.
    • The battery forces electrons to flow through the circuit from one terminal to the other.
    • When air is brought into contact with the second electrode, current flows through any circuit linking the two electrodes.
    • He had learned that an inductance coil was a closed circuit with no current of its own.
    • Lithography tools are used to draw the lines of a circuit on to a semiconductor wafer.
    • In every circuit, voltage, current and resistance are exactly proportional, mathematically speaking.
    • With the exception of sound, electricity is the only other kinesis that requires a circuit or path to get to a destination.
    • When the charges connect, effectively closing a circuit, electric energy flows along that jagged path.
    • In the ordinary telephone system, each time we make a call, we have to establish a circuit between our phone and the phone of the person we would like to talk with.
    • When you pick up a handset it generates a loop current in the circuit.
    • Increasingly, aluminium circuits were restricting the flow of electrical current, creating signal delay between the millions of transistors inside a chip.
    • If a fuse is in the supply circuit, it will do its job and blow out, opening the circuit and stopping the current flow.
    1. 3.1 A system of electrical conductors and components forming an electrical circuit.
      control circuits
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The electron from the hydrogen goes through the electrical circuit to the cathode to make water.
      • Mauchly's interests were in electrical engineering and he looked for ways to develop electrical circuits for computation.
      • The heating element includes heating segments connected together in an electric circuit.
      • The chips would be made from silicon or plastic, using microscopic machinery which can fit electric circuits on to objects too small to be seen by the naked eye.
      • Power electronics technology uses electronic circuits to convert and control electric energy with optimum efficiency.
      • My grandfather had died in 1913 installing electric circuits when he, my father, was a baby.
      • The control circuits take mere nanoseconds to decide how the laser light must be modulated.
      • A battery is only one source for an electric circuit.
      • Basically, LEDs are just tiny light bulbs that fit easily into an electrical circuit.
      • She cannot list the major components in an electrical circuit even though they were described in the chapter.
      • In the accident identification system, there are circuits to determine when there is an abnormal movement that indicates an accident.
      • For electric circuits on a nanoscale, further components are needed in addition to tiny wires.
      • In an electrical circuit, the number of electrons that are moving is called the amperage or the current, and it is measured in amps.
      • The components of the circuit are checked against specific parameters.
      • Applied as very thin films, they create a fabric of nanotube ropes that can conduct electricity in circuits.
      • Engineers added the new circuits for the electric air conditioning.
      • The local phone company lost one of its major switching centres, with some 200,000 lines and three million circuits.
      • They claim that the company owes other telecoms operators about £1.25 million in fines for the late delivery of telecoms circuits and leased lines.
      • Thanks to wireless integration, roughly 20 more lighting circuits became programmable for use in lighting scenes and pathways.
      • A control circuit is coupled to the sensors and receives the signals.
verb ˈsəːkɪtˈsərkət
[with object]
  • Move all the way around (a place or thing)

    the trains will follow the Northern line, circuiting the capital
    Example sentencesExamples
    • Pull up a pillion seat and spend the next hour breezily circuiting the Rock while your driver tells its tale.
    • Drake's expedition was the second to circuit the globe and also led to his claiming California for Elizabeth.
    • An American couple, circuiting the perimeter, had just visited HMS Britannia.
    • There is a railway with model trains circuiting the room.
    • After eight of our orbits Venus has circuited the Sun 13 times, and returns to more or less the same position relative to us.
    • This nine-mile walk circuited through the local forestry.
    • Most of those are in the main belt, where some millions of asteroids larger than 1 km in size are thought to circuit the Sun.
    • Very deliberately, like discoursing philosophers, we circuited the diamond.
    • You will accompany me as we backtrack through art's history, before circuiting the globe in pursuit of art's diverse manifestations.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin circuitus, from circuire, variant of circumire 'go round', from circum 'around' + ire 'go'.

  • circle from Old English:

    The root of circle is Latin circulus ‘small ring’, from circus ‘ring’, the source of our word circus (Late Middle English). A Roman circus was a rounded or oval arena lined with tiers of seats, where chariot races, gladiatorial combats, and other, often cruel, contests took place. Names like Piccadilly Circus were attached to open, more or less circular areas in towns where streets converged. Other words from the same root include circuit (Late Middle English) from Latin circum ire ‘go around’, and circulate (Late Middle English) ‘move in a circular path’. Come or turn full circle is a reference to ‘The Wheele is come full circle’ in Shakespeare's King Lear. The wheel is the one thought of as being turned by the goddess Fortune and symbolizing change.

Rhymes

short-circuit
 
 

Definition of circuit in US English:

circuit

(also circ., cir.)
nounˈsərkətˈsərkət
  • 1A roughly circular line, route, or movement that starts and finishes at the same place.

    I ran a circuit of the village
    Example sentencesExamples
    • On your fourth flight you fly solo and by then you're pretty confident in flying circuits.
    • The race finishes with a circuit race in the centre of Dublin next Sunday.
    • She had just finished her circuit of the room, when she realized that nothing else had caught her eye.
    • Since 1995, the flight circuits have been directed to the north, north-west and south of the base.
    • At present, long haul international freighters are losing capacity because of the need to carry extra fuel to fly circuits around Perth in case the weather is poor.
    • The walk route is a 1km circuit around the park, so you can do as many laps as you like.
    • The helicopter flew a final circuit and then the show was over.
    • They'd make a few circuits of the church so we all got a good look.
    • Little buggies do circuits round the island as golfers try to discover what's going on.
    • Blood flows in a circuit between the heart and the lungs.
    • In the real tour, 11 circuits of the Champs Elysees are expected to climax in a mass sprint for what has become one of the most prestigious victories in professional cycling.
    • We boarded the Moorsbus at Cropton, leaving the village buzzing with a group of 30 or more ramblers off to do a local circuit.
    • He finished a circuit around the main square.
    • The direction of travel around a circuit is decided by the instructor.
    • Grunting, he picked up one sack, bearing it with him as he finished the circuit of the booths.
    • It sticks doggedly to its line through numerous fast circuits round large roundabouts.
    • The circuit was almost finished, and I was second.
    • I finished my circuit of the town, now also wanting to buy an antiquarian book.
    • We have a witness who was driving a circuit route around this part of the Island.
    • The planes end up flying circuits around Perth to burn up fuel or to dump fuel on arrival.
    Synonyms
    lap, turn, tour, round, circle, orbit, revolution, loop
  • 2An established itinerary of events or venues used for a particular activity, typically involving public performance.

    the alternative cabaret circuit
    Example sentencesExamples
    • Ever since Tiger Woods entered the golf circuit, the sport hasn't been the same.
    • The Rotherham-born actress started work on the cabaret circuit as a singer touring the north of England.
    • No strangers to the tour circuit, these boys have been doing the rounds for several years.
    • Her brief career has been dotted with some creditable performances in the domestic circuit.
    • As for the live circuit, nothing beats getting yourself out to a comedy club and checking out new talent first hand.
    • From Sundance to Venice, each film has trodden the path of the festival circuit.
    • Cliff diving is an international sport with a world circuit contested by competitors from as far afield as Iceland and Brazil.
    • The race accompanies the Berlin Marathon, a major event on the running circuit.
    • The films will be introduced by the acclaimed Italian director, whose movies have done the rounds in international film circuits.
    • The youngster has become firmly established on the showbiz circuit in the past year.
    • In addition to her fairground business, she sells smuggled liquor to the inns and public houses on her circuit.
    • He said: ‘We've spent years getting the circuit ready for this event, proving we could run it’.
    • He studied literature and drama before working the cabaret circuit.
    • The comedian has been a regular performer at major venues on the national circuit.
    • It was one of the biggest shows to tour the country music circuit; the line up was impressive.
    • He wouldn't want his name to be slandered on the party circuit for being a closed-minded homophobe.
    • A growing theatre company is developing its circuit of rural venues by bringing a piece of contemporary dynamite to local stages.
    • Since then, she has toured the European circuit.
    • She secured the coveted title of Sports Personality of the Year based on her outstanding performances on the international circuit last year.
    • There are actual tour circuits where, twice a month, people will host a show in their homes.
    1. 2.1 A series of athletic exercises performed consecutively in one training session.
      as modifier circuit training
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Included in the hour long session is a 30-minute exercise circuit, which could prove the ideal way to shed those pounds for Christmas.
      • Abdominal muscle tone is important for stability, so a circuit along the following lines should help his performance and reduce the risk of injury.
      • The program involved eight exercises, performed in a circuit manner with a short rest between each station.
      • Nearly every day the swimmers complete a circuit of hand weights and stretch cords.
      • This workout uses a circuit format, which means you don't rest between exercises.
      • There will also be a five-week circuit training course beginning on January 12.
      • Performing a circuit workout once or twice a week will at least keep you in the habit of training.
      • For variety, moving quickly through a circuit of several weightlifting exercises also can do the trick.
      • You team up with a partner and after the warm-up, you do two circuits of 15 different exercises.
      • To complete the first cycle in the circuit, after you have finished your barbell rows, immediately begin your bent knee sit-ups; perform 30 reps.
      • Perform the following four exercises as a circuit for each arm, doing all moves for one arm before switching.
      • Your circuit training could include kickboxing and weight training techniques.
      • For maximum definition and toning of your entire body, perform 10 cardio/strength circuits.
      • If your hotel has a fitness center, this is the day to add a light circuit of resistance training to work all your muscles.
      • A range of programmes such as aerobics, dance classes and circuit training will be offered to cater for all age groups and various levels of fitness.
      • Training consisted of daily sessions of rigorous circuits and sparring to fine-tune skills and fitness for the approaching battle.
      • Do this workout as a circuit twice a week in conjunction with your regular training.
      • To perform this workout as a circuit, move from exercise to exercise without rest until you complete one set of each.
      • This will include professional tennis coaching, co-ordination circuits and fun team sports and competitions.
      • Complete one or two circuits two or three days a week.
    2. 2.2 A regular journey made by a judge around a particular district to hear cases in court.
      as modifier a circuit judge
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The Assize courts were presided over by High Court judges out on circuit.
      • The presiding circuit judge might not have known all the laws relevant to the case.
      • He cited a case where a circuit court judge made a ruling on a point of law which disadvantaged the prosecution.
      • Outside the capital, most divorce cases are heard in circuit courts that do not sit year round.
      • It was the kind of decision that the liberal judges on the circuit normally ask the court to rehear.
      • At 30, Joe McCarthy was the youngest man ever elected a circuit judge in Wisconsin.
      • Judicial councils are composed of circuit judges, and they proceed under the direction of the senior circuit judge.
      • The circuit court judge who heard the case at trial directed the jury to find for the plaintiff.
      • It is my hope that all appeals will be listed for hearing by circuit judges.
      • The responsibility is greatest when the circuit judge is asked to issue a search warrant.
      • A neighbours' squabble over late-night noise ended in court before a circuit judge, 12 jurors and two barristers.
      • The circuit judges' ruling left things as they are for the moment.
      • When the judge refused, she appealed her decision to a circuit court.
      • He returned to the legal profession, becoming a circuit court judge in Gadsden.
      • After the report, a tribunal of Maryland circuit court judges reduced the homicide charge to manslaughter.
      • The junior minister urged district and circuit court judges to start using the new law immediately.
      • Members attended bi-weekly court sessions, wherein their progress was individually appraised by a resident circuit judge.
      • As one of two family law judges on the circuit, she was one of the first to deal with divorce cases.
      • The circuit court judge decided the litigants didn't have a right to sue.
      • To see junior barristers in action, visits to district or circuit courts are a good idea.
      Synonyms
      tour, tour of duty, rounds
    3. 2.3 A district administered or formerly administered by traveling judges.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The commissioners were major lay and ecclesiastical lords with only small landholdings in the shires of the circuit.
      • Six tourism circuits will be identified for development to international standards during 2002-03.
      • The country was divided by Henry II into six judicial circuits for the purpose of bringing royal justice to all regions.
    4. 2.4 A group of local Methodist Churches forming an administrative unit.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The cathedral is set to be packed for the service, with all tickets already distributed through deaneries and Methodist circuits.
      • In 1863 he took charge of the Ramer circuit in south Montgomery County, Alabama.
      • There are currently around 11 Methodist churches in the Keighley circuit.
      • There are other churches on the Methodist circuit in Accrington so there might be other people in other churches prepared to help.
    5. 2.5 A chain of theaters or nightclubs under a single management.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • In more than 20 years of studying the Odeon cinema circuit, he had seen this kind of scenario enacted many times.
  • 3A complete and closed path around which a circulating electric current can flow.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • When air is brought into contact with the second electrode, current flows through any circuit linking the two electrodes.
    • When the charges connect, effectively closing a circuit, electric energy flows along that jagged path.
    • In every circuit, voltage, current and resistance are exactly proportional, mathematically speaking.
    • When there is a path that goes from the negative to the positive terminal, you have a circuit, and electrons can flow through the wire.
    • When you pick up a handset it generates a loop current in the circuit.
    • Increasingly, aluminium circuits were restricting the flow of electrical current, creating signal delay between the millions of transistors inside a chip.
    • If a fuse is in the supply circuit, it will do its job and blow out, opening the circuit and stopping the current flow.
    • Follow the path of the circuits back a bit to see where they connect up to solder points.
    • The very small particles stream through wires and circuits creating currents of electricity.
    • In the ordinary telephone system, each time we make a call, we have to establish a circuit between our phone and the phone of the person we would like to talk with.
    • With the exception of sound, electricity is the only other kinesis that requires a circuit or path to get to a destination.
    • The battery forces electrons to flow through the circuit from one terminal to the other.
    • Lithography tools are used to draw the lines of a circuit on to a semiconductor wafer.
    • He had learned that an inductance coil was a closed circuit with no current of its own.
    1. 3.1 A system of electrical conductors and components forming a complete and closed path.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Applied as very thin films, they create a fabric of nanotube ropes that can conduct electricity in circuits.
      • A control circuit is coupled to the sensors and receives the signals.
      • The electron from the hydrogen goes through the electrical circuit to the cathode to make water.
      • In an electrical circuit, the number of electrons that are moving is called the amperage or the current, and it is measured in amps.
      • She cannot list the major components in an electrical circuit even though they were described in the chapter.
      • Power electronics technology uses electronic circuits to convert and control electric energy with optimum efficiency.
      • In the accident identification system, there are circuits to determine when there is an abnormal movement that indicates an accident.
      • They claim that the company owes other telecoms operators about £1.25 million in fines for the late delivery of telecoms circuits and leased lines.
      • The control circuits take mere nanoseconds to decide how the laser light must be modulated.
      • The chips would be made from silicon or plastic, using microscopic machinery which can fit electric circuits on to objects too small to be seen by the naked eye.
      • The heating element includes heating segments connected together in an electric circuit.
      • For electric circuits on a nanoscale, further components are needed in addition to tiny wires.
      • Mauchly's interests were in electrical engineering and he looked for ways to develop electrical circuits for computation.
      • The components of the circuit are checked against specific parameters.
      • The local phone company lost one of its major switching centres, with some 200,000 lines and three million circuits.
      • Engineers added the new circuits for the electric air conditioning.
      • My grandfather had died in 1913 installing electric circuits when he, my father, was a baby.
      • Basically, LEDs are just tiny light bulbs that fit easily into an electrical circuit.
      • Thanks to wireless integration, roughly 20 more lighting circuits became programmable for use in lighting scenes and pathways.
      • A battery is only one source for an electric circuit.
verbˈsərkətˈsərkət
[with object]
  • Move all the way around (a place or thing)

    the trains will follow the Northern line, circuiting the capital
    Example sentencesExamples
    • There is a railway with model trains circuiting the room.
    • Drake's expedition was the second to circuit the globe and also led to his claiming California for Elizabeth.
    • Pull up a pillion seat and spend the next hour breezily circuiting the Rock while your driver tells its tale.
    • An American couple, circuiting the perimeter, had just visited HMS Britannia.
    • Most of those are in the main belt, where some millions of asteroids larger than 1 km in size are thought to circuit the Sun.
    • This nine-mile walk circuited through the local forestry.
    • Very deliberately, like discoursing philosophers, we circuited the diamond.
    • After eight of our orbits Venus has circuited the Sun 13 times, and returns to more or less the same position relative to us.
    • You will accompany me as we backtrack through art's history, before circuiting the globe in pursuit of art's diverse manifestations.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Old French from Latin circuitus, from circuire, variant of circumire ‘go round’, from circum ‘around’ + ire ‘go’.

 
 
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