circuit
/ˈsɜrkɪt/
verb
- To move around in a circle or along a closed path.
- Blood circuits through the body via the heart and blood vessels.
- The water circuits through the cooling system.
- The air circuits around the room thanks to the fan.
noun
- A closed path that electricity flows through, typically made of wires and components.
- The electrician checked the circuit to find the short.
- A simple circuit includes a battery, wires, and a light bulb.
- The power went out because the circuit was overloaded.
- A regular journey or route taken by a person or vehicle, especially for work or competition.
- The mail carrier follows the same circuit every morning.
- The tennis player travels the international circuit all year.
- The bus makes a circuit of the neighborhood every hour.
- A series of events, performances, or places visited in a regular sequence.
- The comedian performed on the stand-up circuit for years.
- She is a well-known speaker on the lecture circuit.
- The band toured the festival circuit all summer.
- A group of sports teams or clubs that compete against each other regularly.
- He was the champion of the local racing circuit.
- The golf circuit includes tournaments across the country.
- The team joined a new circuit for the upcoming season.