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to circulate
01
to spread something among a group of people or places
Transitive: to circulate sth
Examples
The library circulates books to its members for borrowing.
The marketing team circulates promotional materials to attract new customers.
02
to spread information or news so that it becomes known by many people
Transitive: to circulate news or information
Examples
The magazine aims to circulate important news to its readers every month.
The government circulated a new health advisory to all citizens.
03
to spread or pass through a group of people
Intransitive
Examples
The news about the upcoming event quickly circulated through the office.
A rumor about the celebrity 's secret wedding began to circulate among the fans.
04
to constantly move around a gas, air, or liquid inside a closed area
Transitive: to circulate a gas or liquid
Examples
The fan helps circulate air throughout the room, keeping it cool and comfortable.
Proper ventilation is essential to circulate fresh air and remove indoor pollutants.
05
to spread or move around among people or places, often in a continuous manner
Intransitive
Examples
The virus began to circulate rapidly within the community.
Newspapers circulate daily, providing updates on current events.
06
to move continuously in a circular or repetitive path
Intransitive
Examples
The blood circulates throughout your body, ensuring oxygen reaches every cell.
The air in the room circulates through the ventilation system to keep it fresh.
Lexical Tree
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