circulation

• Nom désignant le mouvement continu du sang à travers le cœur et les vaisseaux sanguins, ou le déplacement de l'air, de liquides ou d'autres substances à travers un système.

A noun referring to the continuous movement of blood through the heart and blood vessels, or the movement of air, fluids, or other substances through a system.

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1. Blood flowB2formalmedical

   The movement of blood through the heart and blood vessels in the body.

   Circulation sanguine

   • Regular exercise improves blood circulation.
   • Poor circulation can cause numbness in the hands and feet.
   • The doctor checked his circulation by feeling his pulse.

   Synonymesbloodstreamperfusion

2. Distribution of informationB1formal

   The process of distributing newspapers, magazines, or other publications to readers.

   Diffusion (d'informations)

   • The newspaper has a daily circulation of over 500,000 copies.
   • The magazine's circulation has increased this year.
   • They are expanding the circulation of their newsletter.

   Synonymesdisseminationdistributionissuancepublicationspread

3. Movement or flowB2formal

   The continuous movement of something through a system or area.

   Circulation (mouvement ou flux)

   • The circulation of air in the room is poor.
   • Money circulation is essential for a healthy economy.
   • The library tracks the circulation of its books.

   Synonymescoursecurrentflowmotionmovementpassagetraffic