circulate
/ˈsɜrkjəleɪt/
verb
- To move continuously through a system, area, or group, returning to a starting point.
- Water circulates through the pipes to heat the entire building.
- The fan helps the air circulate in the room on hot days.
- Blood circulates through the body, carrying oxygen to all organs.
- To pass from person to person or place to place; to spread or distribute.
- Rumors began to circulate about the company's possible merger.
- Please circulate the meeting agenda to everyone in the department.
- The teacher asked the students to circulate a petition for the school fundraiser.
- To move around and talk to different people at a social event.
- She felt nervous but forced herself to circulate and introduce herself.
- At the party, the host made sure to circulate and greet all the guests.
- It's good to circulate at networking events to meet new contacts.
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