circuit
సర్క్యూట్
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'
నాటకాది ప్రదర్శన సంఘాలు,
స్థలం చుట్టూ ఉండే దూరం
example
The heating element includes heating segments connected together in an electric 'circuit' .
The comedian has been a regular performer at major venues on the national 'circuit' .
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.
Performing a 'circuit' workout once or twice a week will at least keep you in the habit of training.
He returned to the legal profession, becoming a 'circuit' court judge in Gadsden.
She had just finished her 'circuit' of the room, when she realized that nothing else had caught her eye.
She cannot list the major components in an electrical 'circuit' even though they were described in the chapter.
A growing theatre company is developing its 'circuit' of rural venues by bringing a piece of contemporary dynamite to local stages.
The electron from the hydrogen goes through the electrical 'circuit' to the cathode to make water.
Perform the following four exercises as a 'circuit' for each arm, doing all moves for one arm before switching.
I ran a 'circuit' of the village
There are currently around 11 Methodist churches in the Keighley 'circuit' .
He said: ‘We've spent years getting the 'circuit' ready for this event, proving we could run it’.
The program involved eight exercises, performed in a 'circuit' manner with a short rest between each station.
As for the live 'circuit' , nothing beats getting yourself out to a comedy club and checking out new talent first hand.
He had learned that an inductance coil was a closed 'circuit' with no current of its own.
He cited a case where a 'circuit' court judge made a ruling on a point of law which disadvantaged the prosecution.
We boarded the Moorsbus at Cropton, leaving the village buzzing with a group of 30 or more ramblers off to do a local 'circuit' .
Cliff diving is an international sport with a world 'circuit' contested by competitors from as far afield as Iceland and Brazil.
Nearly every day the swimmers complete a 'circuit' of hand weights and stretch cords.
Her brief career has been dotted with some creditable performances in the domestic 'circuit' .
Included in the hour long session is a 30-minute exercise 'circuit' , which could prove the ideal way to shed those pounds for Christmas.
Your 'circuit' training could include kickboxing and weight training techniques.
With the exception of sound, electricity is the only other kinesis that requires a 'circuit' or path to get to a destination.
Drake's expedition was the second to 'circuit' the globe and also led to his claiming California for Elizabeth.
Hockenheim was a fast 'circuit' but was regarded as one of the safest
Grunting, he picked up one sack, bearing it with him as he finished the 'circuit' of the booths.
The 'circuit' court judge who heard the case at trial directed the jury to find for the plaintiff.
It was the kind of decision that the liberal judges on the 'circuit' normally ask the court to rehear.
The direction of travel around a 'circuit' is decided by the instructor.
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