Usage of "circulate" | TermGallery

portuguès

disseminar

espanyol

distribuir

català

espargir-se

Cause to become widely known.

espargir-se

portuguès

circular

català

mobilitzar

Cause to move around.

mobilitzar

espanyol

circular

To move in circles.

circle

circular

Ús de circulate en anglès

It is therefore not surprising that unconfirmed figures circulate today, it said. 
 Reuters 

Liberal group Americans United for Change was quick to circulate Christie's comments. 
 Reuters 

For a while, the new notes will circulate with the current notes. 
 Radio NZ 

Many ad networks have taken steps to ensure malicious ads don't circulate. 
 Reuters 

He causes money to circulate; he always sends the tradespeople away satisfied. 
 Essays on Political Economy 

After resumption these coins will circulate in considerable sums for small payments. 
 Recollections of Forty Years in the House, Senate and Cabinet / ... 

In July 2018 a horrifying video began to circulate on social media. 
 BBC 

Or are you going to sound the alarm, and circulate this information? 
 In the shadow of gotham 

It is worth noting that four coronaviruses already circulate in human beings. 
 BBC 

In the absence of any other money, these do circulate in London. 
 The confusion 

Paul's heart beat fast; the blood began to circulate in his veins. 
 In the Wars of the Roses: A Story for the Young 

That's when the listing will circulate within the larger real estate community. 
 With friends like these 

This will help to circulate air below the your machine as well. 
 The South African 

The heart had forever ceased to beat, and the blood to circulate. 
 The Golden Dog 

That doesn't count the charitable causes that co-workers circulate on their own. 
 Reuters 

You cannot get across Europe because of the obstructions: you cannot circulate. 
 Europe—Whither Bound? / Being Letters of Travel from the Capital... 