circuit
સર્કિટ
definition
verb
the trains will follow the northern line, circuiting the capital
move all the way around (a place or thing).
noun
I ran a circuit of the village
a roughly circular line, route, or movement that starts and finishes at the same place.
the alternative cabaret circuit
an established itinerary of events or venues used for a particular activity, typically involving public performance.
translation of 'circuit'
સરકીટ,
પરિપથ
noun
પરિભ્રમણ
example
Grunting, he picked up one sack, bearing it with him as he finished the 'circuit' of the booths.
The battery forces electrons to flow through the 'circuit' from one terminal to the other.
The comedian has been a regular performer at major venues on the national 'circuit' .
No strangers to the tour 'circuit' , these boys have been doing the rounds for several years.
It was the kind of decision that the liberal judges on the 'circuit' normally ask the court to rehear.
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.
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.
He returned to the legal profession, becoming a 'circuit' court judge in Gadsden.
I ran a 'circuit' of the village
There are other churches on the Methodist 'circuit' in Accrington so there might be other people in other churches prepared to help.
Basically, LEDs are just tiny light bulbs that fit easily into an electrical 'circuit' .
A battery is only one source for an electric 'circuit' .
The junior minister urged district and 'circuit' court judges to start using the new law immediately.
Drake's expedition was the second to 'circuit' the globe and also led to his claiming California for Elizabeth.
There are currently around 11 Methodist churches in the Keighley 'circuit' .
the maximum number of light fittings on a 'circuit' is twelve
We boarded the Moorsbus at Cropton, leaving the village buzzing with a group of 30 or more ramblers off to do a local 'circuit' .
She cannot list the major components in an electrical 'circuit' even though they were described in the chapter.
Outside the capital, most divorce cases are heard in 'circuit' courts that do not sit year round.
In addition to her fairground business, she sells smuggled liquor to the inns and public houses on her 'circuit' .
As one of two family law judges on the 'circuit' , she was one of the first to deal with divorce cases.
The youngster has become firmly established on the showbiz 'circuit' in the past year.
If a fuse is in the supply circuit, it will do its job and blow out, opening the 'circuit' and stopping the current flow.
The program involved eight exercises, performed in a 'circuit' manner with a short rest between each station.
The 'circuit' court judge decided the litigants didn't have a right to sue.
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 'circuit' was almost finished, and I was second.
He cited a case where a 'circuit' court judge made a ruling on a point of law which disadvantaged the prosecution.
A control 'circuit' is coupled to the sensors and receives the signals.
The walk route is a 1km 'circuit' around the park, so you can do as many laps as you like.
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