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15 de nov. de 2018 · No, 'circle' means " draw a (real) circle around", but 'encircle' doesn't, it means " form a (rough) circle around", and can be used actively (soldiers encircled the village) or inactively (trees encircled the village). Thank you so much, entangledbank. So only the following are correct: 1. The correct answer has been circled.
23 de oct. de 2010 · Spanish - Spain. Oct 23, 2010. #1. El concepto "virtuous circle" que en español sería círculo virtuoso se usa mucho en contextos de empresa, en artículos sobre innovación, en economía... alguien lo ha visto también usado en contextos educativos, en inglés? Gracias.
7 de feb. de 2017 · Turkish. Feb 7, 2017. #1. It's that elm shade, red rust clay you grew up on. That plowed-up ground that your dad damned his luck on. Thatpost-game party field you circle up on. And when it rains you get stuck on. A song, from the TV series Nashville. What does "circle up" mean here?
18 de dic. de 2010 · American English. Oct 15, 2012. #10. veljkobrcic said: What you are looking for is a word to describe the "idiota del circulo". someone you would call a jerk within a circle of friends.My mother tongue is Spanish and I don't really know the word to describe that person.
30 de jun. de 2011 · circle is a noun in your example. Out of = from or using in your example, i.e. it's a preposition governing the word paper. It's not part of a compound verb. I've never come across the term "circle out" as a compound verb. I'd have to interpret it as "exclude the circled items" and then my mind would balk because we normally use a circle to ...
4 de mar. de 2010 · In general when you give the "Marque con un círculo la respuesta correcta" instruction, people understand they should circle the letter and not the whole answer, but if you want to make sure that there won't be anyone circling the whole answer then I suggest that you say: "Marque con un círculo sólo la letra de la respuesta correcta".
26 de mar. de 2018 · Mar 26, 2018. #2. It means that suddenly, everyone started talking and sharing their experience, in a supportive way. The circle (group of persons) suddenly starts being actively supportive. It emphasizes the sudden change from silently listening to the “leader” to jumping into action. I also can't help but feel some kind of derision in ...
29 de dic. de 2017 · A hoop is a physical object. There are different kinds: "hula hoops", metal hoops on barrels, etc. A circle is a 2-dimensional geometric shape. We use "circle" often about physical things that resemble that shape. For example, people may "stand in a circle" or "sit in a circle". A highway may "circle the city" or "be a circle around the city".
18 de mar. de 2018 · English - England. Mar 18, 2018. #2. "a full circle" is a relatively common phrase referring to time passing and the return of prior circumstances. Here's an example invented by me: The woman was so old that she needed a full-time carer. As a tiny child, she had needed someone to bathe, feed and dress her; now the same was true once more.
14 de ene. de 2011 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. English. Jan 14, 2011. #2. To me they sound the same, except that "circular" implies a perfect or near-perfect circle, whereas "round" can refer to anything that is circle-like without being perfectly circular. An oval shield, for example, is round, but it isn't circular.
