poor circulation

UK: /pʊə ˌsɜːkjəˈleɪʃən/

Definition

Definition of poor circulation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

medical

TECH.

health problem where blood does not move well through the body

TECH.

The doctor said his cold feet were due to poor circulation.
She wears compression socks to help with poor circulation in her legs.
Poor circulation made his hands tingle whenever the temperature dropped.

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Expressions with poor

poor boy

boy lacking wealth or resources

The poor boy had no shoes to wear.

poor form

inappropriate behavior or actions in a social context

Interrupting someone while they speak is poor form.

cash poor

adj.

having little money available despite owning valuable assets

Despite owning multiple properties, he was cash poor and struggled to pay bills.

poor bleeder

person who is unlucky or in a bad situation

That poor bleeder lost his job again.

in poor shape

adj.

not in good condition or health

The car is in poor shape after the accident.

in poor taste

adj.

offensive or inappropriate

His joke about the accident was in poor taste.

Expressions with circulation

in circulation

adj.

actively being used or distributed

The new currency is now in circulation.

put into circulation

make information available to others

Putting into circulation the report sparked public debate.

back in circulation

adv.

returning to being available or active again

After his recovery, he was back in circulation.

back into circulation

adv.

returning to being active or available again

The old coins are back into circulation after the collector released them.

out of circulation

adj.

not available for use or exchange

The rare coin is out of circulation.

for private circulation

adj.

meant to be shared only with a small group

This report is for private circulation only.

put something into circulation

release something for use or distribution

They put the new magazine into circulation last week.

small-circulation

adj.

having few copies distributed or sold

She writes for a small-circulation magazine.

withdraw from circulation

stop distributing a publication or media

The publisher had to withdraw the book from circulation.

circulation time

time taken for a publication to be distributed

The magazine's circulation time has improved with the new distribution system.

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acrocyanosis

medical

bluish discoloration of extremities due to poor circulation

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French:mauvaise circulation sanguine, ...
German:Durchblutungsstörung, ...
Italian:cattiva circolazione, ...
Spanish:mala circulación, ...
Portuguese:má circulação, ...
Chinese:血液循环不良, ...
Japanese:血行不良, ...
Arabic:ضُعْفُ الدَّوَرَانِ الدَّمَوِيِّ, ...
Hebrew:זְרִימַת דָּם לְקוּיָה, ...
Russian:плохое кровообращение, ...
Ukrainian:поганий кровообіг, ...
Hindi:खून का कमजोर संचार, ...
Bengali:দুর্বল রক্তসঞ্চালন, ...
Catalan:mala circulació, ...
Czech:špatný krevní oběh, ...
Danish:dårlig blodcirkulation, ...
Dutch:slechte doorbloeding, ...
Greek:κακή κυκλοφορία, ...
Hungarian:keringési zavar, ...
Khmer:ការរត់ឈាមមិនស្រួល, ...
Korean:혈액 순환 장애, ...
Persian:ضعف گردش خون, ...
Polish:słabe krążenie, ...
Portuguese (BR):má circulação, ...
Romanian:circulație sanguină proastă, ...
Swedish:dålig blodcirkulation, ...
Thai:ระบบไหลเวียนเลือดไม่ดี, ...
Turkish:zayıf dolaşım, ...
Vietnamese:tuần hoàn máu kém, ...

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