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1 circulate
'sə:kjuleit1) (to (cause to) go round in a fixed path coming back to a starting-point: Blood circulates through the body.) circular2) (to (cause to) spread or pass around (news etc): There's a rumour circulating that she is getting married.) hacer circular•- circulatory
circulate vb circulartr['sɜːkjəleɪt]1 (gen) circular; (rumour, story) circular, correr1 (pass round) hacer circular2 (send circular to) enviar una circular a: circularcirculate vt1) : circular (noticias, etc.)2) disseminate: hacer circular, divulgarv.• circular v.• divulgar v.• expender v.'sɜːrkjəleɪt, 'sɜːkjʊleɪt
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intransitive verb circular
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vt ( disseminate) \<\<report/news\>\> hacer* circular, divulgar*['sɜːkjʊleɪt]1.VI (gen) circular2.* * *['sɜːrkjəleɪt, 'sɜːkjʊleɪt]
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intransitive verb circular
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vt ( disseminate) \<\<report/news\>\> hacer* circular, divulgar* -
2 go round
(to be enough for everyone: Is there enough food to go round?) llegar para todos, haber suficiente para todos1. VI + ADV1) (=revolve) girar, dar vueltasthe wheel was going round very fast — la rueda giraba or daba vueltas muy de prisa
2) (=circulate)to go round barefoot/in torn jeans — andar descalzo/con unos vaqueros rotos
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there's a bug going round — hay un virus por ahí rondando•
there's a rumour going round that they're getting married — corre or circula el rumor de que se van a casar•
he often goes round with Jimmy — se le ve a menudo con Jimmy3) (=suffice) alcanzar, bastar•
is there enough food to go round? — ¿hay comida suficiente para todos?4) (=visit)•
let's go round to John's place — vamos a casa de John5) (=make a detour) dar la vuelta2. VI + PREP1) (=spin round) girar alrededor de2) (=visit) visitar3) (=patrol) [+ grounds] patrullar (por), recorrer4) (=make a detour round) [+ obstacle] dar la vuelta a* * * -
3 hand round
v.1 pasar (circulate)2 pasar de uno a otro, hacer circular, pasar de mano en mano. -
4 circular
'sə:kjulə
1. adjective1) (having the form of a circle: a circular piece of paper.) circular2) (leading back to the point from which it started: a circular road.) circular
2. noun(a notice etc, especially advertising something, sent to a number of persons: We often get circulars advertising holidays.) circularcircular adj circular
circular 1 adjetivo circular; ■ sustantivo femenino circular
circular 2 ( conjugate circular) verbo intransitivo [agua/corriente] to flow ( referido al tráfico): verbo transitivo to circulate
circular
I adj (con forma de círculo) circular
II f (notificación) circular
III verbo intransitivo
1 (la sangre) to circulate (un líquido, el aire) to flow
2 (tren, autobús) to run: los coches circulaban a gran velocidad, the cars were being driven very fast (un peatón) to walk: peatón, circule por la izquierda, (en letrero) pedestrians, keep left
3 fig (difundirse un rumor) to go round (moneda) to be in circulation ' circular' also found in these entries: Spanish: rotonda - redondel English: bandy about - circular - circulate - flow - get about - go about - move along - move on - pass round - pie chart - put about - roadworthy - run - disk - mingle - move - road - round - socializetr['sɜːkjələSMALLr/SMALL]1 (gen) circular; (bus, train route) de circunvalación2 figurative use (argument) que no lleva a ninguna parte, que no conduce a nada1 circular nombre femenino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLcircular tour circuitocircular ['sərkjələr] adjround: circular, redondocircular n: circular fadj.• circular adj.• redondo, -a adj.n.• circular s.m.
I 'sɜːrkjələr, 'sɜːkjʊlə(r)a) ( round) circular, redondob) ( making a circuit) < route> de circunvalaciónc) < argument> viciado
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noun circular f['sɜːkjʊlǝ(r)]1.ADJ circular, redondocircular motion — movimiento m circular
2.3.CPDcircular saw N — sierra f circular
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I ['sɜːrkjələr, 'sɜːkjʊlə(r)]a) ( round) circular, redondob) ( making a circuit) < route> de circunvalaciónc) < argument> viciado
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5 círculo
Del verbo circular: ( conjugate circular) \ \
circulo es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
circuló es: \ \3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativoMultiple Entries: circular círculo
circular 1 adjetivo circular; ■ sustantivo femenino circular
circular 2 ( conjugate circular) verbo intransitivo [agua/corriente] to flow ( referido al tráfico): verbo transitivo to circulate
círculo sustantivo masculino en (los) círculos teatrales in theatrical circles; Ccírculo Polar Antártico/Ártico Antarctic/Arctic Circle; círculo vicioso vicious circle◊ círculo de Bellas Artes Fine Arts Association o Society
circular
I adj (con forma de círculo) circular
II f (notificación) circular
III verbo intransitivo
1 (la sangre) to circulate (un líquido, el aire) to flow
2 (tren, autobús) to run: los coches circulaban a gran velocidad, the cars were being driven very fast (un peatón) to walk: peatón, circule por la izquierda, (en letrero) pedestrians, keep left
3 fig (difundirse un rumor) to go round (moneda) to be in circulation
círculo sustantivo masculino
1 Geom circle
2 (social) circle
su círculo de amigos, her friends ' círculo' also found in these entries: Spanish: circular - intimidad - polar - redondel - viciosa - vicioso - ámbito - corro - en - formar - medio - periferia - rosca English: Arctic Circle - catch 22 - circle - ring - shape - vicious circle - Antarctic - Arctic - bee - round - vicious -
6 go around
((of stories, rumours etc) to be passed from one person to another: There's a rumour going around that you are leaving.) correr, circularv.• tornear v.• versar v.2) v + prep + oa) ( turn) \<\<corner\>\> doblar, dar* la vuelta a, dar* vuelta (CS); \<\<bend\>\> tomarb) ( make detour) \<\<obstacle\>\> rodear, sortear3) (visit, move through) \<\<country/city\>\> recorrer; \<\<museum/castle\>\> visitarto go around the world — dar* la vuelta al mundo
4) v + adva) (move, travel, be outdoors) andar*to go around with somebody — andar* con alguien
to go around -ing — ir* por ahí + ger
b) ( circulate) \<\<joke/rumor\>\> correr, circularthere aren't enough to go round — no alcanzan, no hay suficientes
5) ( revolve) \<\<wheel/world\>\> dar* vueltas6) ( visit) ir*1. VI + ADV1) = go round 1.2)2.VI + PREP = go round 2.* * *2) v + prep + oa) ( turn) \<\<corner\>\> doblar, dar* la vuelta a, dar* vuelta (CS); \<\<bend\>\> tomarb) ( make detour) \<\<obstacle\>\> rodear, sortear3) (visit, move through) \<\<country/city\>\> recorrer; \<\<museum/castle\>\> visitarto go around the world — dar* la vuelta al mundo
4) v + adva) (move, travel, be outdoors) andar*to go around with somebody — andar* con alguien
to go around -ing — ir* por ahí + ger
b) ( circulate) \<\<joke/rumor\>\> correr, circularthere aren't enough to go round — no alcanzan, no hay suficientes
5) ( revolve) \<\<wheel/world\>\> dar* vueltas6) ( visit) ir* -
7 get around
1) ((of stories, rumours etc) to become well known: I don't know how the story got around that she was leaving her job.) extenderse, difundirse, propagarse2) ((of people) to be active or involved in many activities: He really gets around, doesn't he!) moverse, ser activov.• manejarse v.• salvarse v.1) v + adv v + prep + oa) (walk, move about) caminar, andar*; (using transport, car) desplazarse*b) ( travel) viajarc) ( circulate)it o word soon got around that he was having an affair — pronto corrió el rumor de que estaba teniendo una aventura
2) ( gather in circle)3) v + prep + oa) (avoid, circumvent) \<\<difficulty/obstacle\>\> sortear, evitar; \<\<rule/law\>\> eludir el cumplimiento dethere's no getting around it: it was a terrible mistake — hay que reconocerlo: fue un error garrafal
b) ( persuade) \<\<person\>\> engatusar4) v + o + adv (cause to come, go) \<\<plumber/police\>\> llamar5) v + adv (go) ir*; ( come) venir*VI + ADV1) = get about2) = get round* * *1) v + adv v + prep + oa) (walk, move about) caminar, andar*; (using transport, car) desplazarse*b) ( travel) viajarc) ( circulate)it o word soon got around that he was having an affair — pronto corrió el rumor de que estaba teniendo una aventura
2) ( gather in circle)3) v + prep + oa) (avoid, circumvent) \<\<difficulty/obstacle\>\> sortear, evitar; \<\<rule/law\>\> eludir el cumplimiento dethere's no getting around it: it was a terrible mistake — hay que reconocerlo: fue un error garrafal
b) ( persuade) \<\<person\>\> engatusar4) v + o + adv (cause to come, go) \<\<plumber/police\>\> llamar5) v + adv (go) ir*; ( come) venir* -
8 pump
1. noun1) (a machine for making water etc rise from under the ground: Every village used to have a pump from which everyone drew their water.) bomba2) (a machine or device for forcing liquid or gas into, or out of, something: a bicycle pump (for forcing air into the tyres).) bomba
2. verb1) (to raise or force with a pump: Oil is being pumped out of the ground.) bombear2) (to get information from by asking questions: He tried to pump me about the exam.) sonsacar, sacar información de alguien•- pump uppump1 n1. bomba2. surtidorpump2 vb bombeartr[pʌmp]1 (machine) bomba2 (act) bombeo1 bombear1 (of heart) latir\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto pump iron hacer pesasto pump money into something invertir dinero en algoto pump somebody for information (tratar de) sonsacar información a alguiento pump somebody's hand darle un fuerte apretón de manos a alguien————————tr[pʌmp]1 (plimsoll) zapatilla de lona, playera; (for dancing) zapatilla de ballet2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (shoe) zapato de salónpump ['pʌmp] vt1) : bombearto pump water: bombear aguato pump (up) a tire: inflar una llanta2) : mover (una manivela, un pedal, etc.) de arriba abajoto pump someone's hand: darle un fuerte apretón de manos (a alguien)3)to pump out : sacar, vaciar (con una bomba)pump n1) : bomba fwater pump: bomba de agua2) shoe: zapato m de tacónn.• zapato de tacón bajo s.m.n.• bomba (Fluido) s.f.• escarpín s.m.• jervilla s.f.• pompa s.f.v.• bombear v.• elevar con bomba v.• llenar de aire con una bomba v.• sacar con bomba v.pʌmp
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1) bomba f; ( gasoline o (BrE) petrol pump) surtidor m2) ( Clothing)a) ( court shoe) (AmE) zapato m (de) salónb) ( gym shoe) (BrE dated) zapatilla f
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1)a) ( supply) bombearto pump something INTO something — \<\<water/oil\>\> bombear algo a algo
to pump air into a tire — inflar or (Esp tb) hinchar un neumático
they pumped him full of lead — (colloq) lo acribillaron a balazos
b) ( drain)to pump something OUT OF something — sacar* algo de algo con una bomba
to pump somebody's stomach out — hacerle* un lavado de estómago a alguien
c) ( ask) (colloq)2) \<\<handle/pedaleadle\>\> mover* de arriba abajoto pump iron — (colloq) hacer* pesas
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via) \<\<machine/heart\>\> bombearb) ( move vigorously) moverse* con fuerzaPhrasal Verbs:- pump up
I [pʌmp]1. N1) (for liquid, gas, air) bomba fbicycle 2., bilge 2., petrol 2., suction 2.foot/hand pump — bomba f de pie/de mano
2) (also: petrol pump) surtidor m de gasolina3) (=act of pumping)I gave the tyre a quick pump — le metí un poco de aire al neumático, inflé un poco el neumático
after a few pumps water came gushing forth — después de darle a la bomba un par de veces, empezó a salir agua a borbotones
2. VT1) (lit)a) (with a pump) bombear•
the tank was pumped full of water each day — el tanque se llenaba de agua todos los días•
oil is pumped into the house from a tank outside — el combustible se bombea a la casa desde un depósito que hay fuera•
they are pumping oil out of the wrecked tanker — están bombeando el petróleo del buque cisterna siniestrado•
the heart pumps blood round the body — el corazón hace circular la sangre por el cuerpo- pump sb dryb) (Naut)2) (fig)prime 3., 2)we can't go on pumping money into this project — no podemos seguir metiendo tanto dinero en or inyectándole tanto dinero a este proyecto
3) (=move up and down) [+ pedal] pisar repetidamente; [+ handle] darle repetidamente ahe pumped the accelerator — pisó repetidamente el pedal del acelerador, se puso a darle al pedal del acelerador
- pump iron4) * (=question)I pumped him discreetly about his past — le sonsaqué discretamente todo lo que pude acerca de su pasado, le tiré de la lengua discretamente acerca de su pasado *
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to pump sb for information — sonsacar información a algn3. VI1) [person]a) (at pump)here's a bucket, get pumping! — aquí tienes un balde, ¡a trabajar la bomba!
b) (on lever)c) (on pedal)he was pumping away, trying to get the car to start — pisaba repetidamente el pedal, intentando arrancar el coche
2) [pump, machine]the machine is pumping (away) all the time — la máquina de bombeo está en funcionamiento constantemente
3) [heart] (=circulate blood) bombear la sangre; (=beat) latir; [blood, adrenaline] correr por las venas4) [liquid]•
the oil was pumping along the pipeline — el petróleo corría por el tubo•
blood pumped from the severed artery — la sangre salía a borbotones de la arteria cortada4.CPDpump attendant N — encargado(-a) m / f de la gasolinera
pump house N — sala f de bombas
pump price N — [of petrol] precio m de la gasolina
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a rise in pump prices — una subida en los precios de la gasolina- pump in- pump out- pump up
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[pʌmp]N (esp Brit) (=sports shoe) zapatilla f ; (esp US) (=dancing shoe) bailarina f ; (=slip-on shoe) zapato m de salón* * *[pʌmp]
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1) bomba f; ( gasoline o (BrE) petrol pump) surtidor m2) ( Clothing)a) ( court shoe) (AmE) zapato m (de) salónb) ( gym shoe) (BrE dated) zapatilla f
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1)a) ( supply) bombearto pump something INTO something — \<\<water/oil\>\> bombear algo a algo
to pump air into a tire — inflar or (Esp tb) hinchar un neumático
they pumped him full of lead — (colloq) lo acribillaron a balazos
b) ( drain)to pump something OUT OF something — sacar* algo de algo con una bomba
to pump somebody's stomach out — hacerle* un lavado de estómago a alguien
c) ( ask) (colloq)2) \<\<handle/pedal/treadle\>\> mover* de arriba abajoto pump iron — (colloq) hacer* pesas
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via) \<\<machine/heart\>\> bombearb) ( move vigorously) moverse* con fuerzaPhrasal Verbs:- pump up
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