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Definition of circulated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
information spreadspread or disseminated among people
- The widely circulated rumor caused a lot of gossip.
2.
distributiondistributed over a wide area or among people
- The circulated memo reached all departments.
Origin of circulated
Latin, circulare (to make round)
Terms with circulated included in their meaning
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social media
circulated rapidly and widely online
spread widely
become widely known or circulated
myth
widely circulated as being true but not authenticated
circulated
passed from one to another
circulation
circulated among people
diplomacy
document circulated for discussion in meetings
communication
document circulated for signatures
currency
Byzantine gold coin circulated in Middle Ages
Examples of circulated in a sentence
The circulated newsletter informed everyone of the changes. The circulated newsletter informed all employees. A circulated email updated the team on changes.
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- French:diffusé, circulé, ...
- German:verbreitet, zirkuliert, ...
- Italian:diffuso, distribuito, ...
- Spanish:difundido, distribuido, ...
- Portuguese:divulgado, distribuído, ...
- Chinese:流传的, 传阅的, ...
- Japanese:広く流布した, 配布された, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَشِر, ...
- Hebrew:מוּפָץ, מִסְתּוֹבֵב בָּרַבִּים, ...
- Russian:распространённый, разосланный, ...
- Ukrainian:поширений, ...
- Hindi:प्रसारित, वितरित, ...
Definition of circulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
flow systemintr. move continuously through a closed system or areaintr.
- Blood circulates through the body constantly.
2.
communicationtr./intr. spread or disseminate informationtr./intr.
- The news began to circulate quickly online.
3.
distributiontr. send or pass from place to placetr.
- The memo will circulate among the staff.
4.
socializeintr. move from person to person at a partyintr.
- She likes to circulate and meet new people at events.
Expressions with circulate
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spread information to many people
They used social media to circulate the news quickly.
spread unverified information among people through informal channels
They circulate the rumor mill quickly in that office.
Origin of circulate
Latin, circulare (to make round)
Examples of circulate in a sentence
Warm water circulates through the heating pipes. Rumors about the merger began to circulate in the office. The memo will circulate among the staff by tomorrow. Rumors began to circulate in the small town. The newsletter will circulate to all members. During dinner, he circulated among the guests.
The host circulated briefly before giving her speech.
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- French:circuler, diffuser, ...
- German:zirkulieren, verbreiten, ...
- Italian:circolare, diffondere, ...
- Spanish:circular, difundir, ...
- Portuguese:circular, disseminar, ...
- Chinese:循环, 传播, ...
- Japanese:循環する, 広める, ...
- Arabic:عَمَّمَ, نَشَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִזְרוֹם, לְהִתְפַּשֵּׁט, ...
- Russian:циркулировать, распространять, ...
- Ukrainian:циркулювати, поширювати, ...
- Hindi:परिसंचरित होना, प्रसारित करना, ...
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