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circle

/ˈsɜːrkəl/

noun

Sabit bir merkez noktasına eşit uzaklıkta olan noktalardan oluşan yuvarlak düzlem şekli

A round plane figure whose boundary consists of points equidistant from a fixed center point.

  • Draw a circle with a compass.
  • The children sat in a circle on the floor.
  • The radius of the circle is 5 centimeters.
  • Ancient mathematicians approximated the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter centuries before modern calculus emerged.
  • Sociologists observe how professional networks often form a closed circle that restricts access to opportunities for outsiders.
  • Astronomers calculate planetary orbits using equations that account for deviations from perfect circle trajectories due to gravitational influences.
noun

Ortak ilgi alanları, meslekler veya tanışıklıkları olan bir grup insan

A group of people with shared interests, professions, or acquaintances.

  • She moves in influential circles.
  • He has a wide circle of friends.
  • The news spread quickly within their social circle.
verb

Bir şeyin etrafında, özellikle eğri bir yol izleyerek hareket etmek

To move all the way around something, especially in a curved path.

  • The plane circled the airport before landing.
  • Vultures circled overhead.
  • She circled the block looking for parking.