In English, many things are named after a particular country – but have you ever wondered what those things are called in those countries?
1(of air, water, traffic) circulación femenino(of news, rumor) circulación femenino
- The province is halting the production of any new books-on-tape for public circulation, while existing material is still available libraries.
- There are more than 250 million guns in public circulation in the U.S.
- Avoid crowding your planted pots close together, as your plants need good air circulation and growing room.
- This revised and enlarged edition was the form in which the book reached wider circulation and received much critical attention.
- Given its very wide circulation, this false statement may easily prejudice my trial.
- This footage is in wide circulation.
- In the early coverage of the crisis, how many false rumors received wide circulation in the widespread press?
- Drain holes prevent overwatering and help provide air circulation necessary for healthy plant growth.
- Whyte's book did not have a wide circulation among the public.
- The school's director was extremely pleased with the wide circulation of the film and its international reception.
- Under the newly funded project, scientists have designed a system for monitoring coastal circulation and movement of distinct water types.
- We have little sense, however, of how these asylums fit into general systems of child circulation in specific historical contexts.
- In convection, heat is transferred through air or fluid circulation.
- One may reasonably assume that fluid circulation inside unconsolidated sediments must play an active role in settling sedimentary structures.
- His theories had wide circulation in India and Russia, and he was welcomed personally by Nehru and other leaders in India.
- I believe he has undermined the participatory principle of democracy in calling for the draft gender policy to be withdrawn from public circulation.
- Through this process, ocean circulation acts like a heat pump and determines our climate to a great extent.
- Media diversity is a good thing, only inasmuch as it provides an opportunity for the unrestricted circulation and clash of ideas.
- This will ensure that the best books will have the widest circulation.
- Another story to achieve widespread circulation is the one of the motorist caught exceeding the limit by a speed camera in Cheshire.
- Rapid data circulation through digital information systems means that distance appears to shrink and time seems to collapse.
- You end up with hard soil, with poor air circulation and poor water drainage that plants can't grow well in.
- Good air circulation will encourage plant health in a confined area, and I would suggest adding a small fan to gently move the air, if needed.
- The tides, weather systems and ocean circulation all influence the sea level over days to years.
- Academic science depends on the public circulation of knowledge and research.
- Further speeches served to augment his stature and collections were published and enjoyed wide circulation.
- These radical shifts in policy and practice demand the widest circulation of the report.
- What could have caused deep waters to form in the low latitudes and so markedly disrupt the usual system of deep water circulation?
- Back in my days, when LSD was in wide circulation, its reliability was much greater.
- Print gave rise to the mass reproduction and circulation of information with wide reaching consequences in all fields.
- According to O'Donnell, the system works through the circulation of lukewarm water in a network of pipe loops embedded in the floor.
- Air circulation and water will keep the microorganisms healthy and working.
- Although Cane did not enjoy wide circulation, it influenced a whole generation of Harlem Renaissance writers.
- It does this through convection, a process through which heat is transferred during the automatic circulation of fluid.
- The press were quick to pick it up, granting it wide circulation.
- Leave your pet at home with plenty of water and air circulation during the peak summer season.
- If any aspect of city life offers an opportunity for ‘reading the city’, it is the systems of movement and circulation which constitute urban transport.
- To allow water circulation between the compartments, nine holes had been made in the partition.
- A fluid flow model involving deep circulation of mineralizing fluids beneath the Carboniferous basins was suggested.
- The circulation of fluids that forms this new class of hydrothermal vents is driven by heat generated when seawater reacts with mantle rocks, not by volcanic heat.
2(of blood)circulación femeninoto have (a) good/poor circulation — tener buena/mala circulación
- Stretching is a good way to keep muscles limber and to increase blood circulation during travel.
- Friction from rubbing salt over the body improves circulation, sloughs off dead cells, and softens the skin.
- The treatment helps soothe irritation and inflammation, stimulate blood circulation and strengthen the immune system and the lymphatic system.
- Did you know poor circulation can cause water retention?
- Health experts are finding out that some of the chemicals in cocoa can have a positive effect on the heart and blood circulation.
- Cellulite develops when excess weight, poor circulation, or water retention weakens the connective tissue beneath your skin.
- Among the benefits of massage are relaxed muscles and nerves, increased circulation, lowered blood pressure and improved flexibility.
- Also, improving overall health through diet and exercise with also improve blood flow and circulation.
- Fluid and proteins leak out of the blood vessels during blood circulation in the body.
- The process, said Sam, would rejuvenate my skin, and might help with water retention and circulation.
- Exercise helps to regulate blood pressure and improve circulation, reducing the risk of blood clots.
- This bed may ease the aches of hip dysplasia and arthritis and improve blood circulation.
- This improves circulation, relieves pain, and relaxes tension in the muscles.
- People with serious burns need to be closely monitored and often require intravenous fluids to help their circulation.
- Unfortunately, none of these will fix or eliminate the damaged veins that hinder proper circulation of blood through the body.
- To ensure proper circulation, drink adequate fluids, wear loose clothing, and, if possible, walk every half hour, or at least flex and extend your ankles.
- The body shuts down blood circulation to the feet, to prevent excessive loss of body heat.
- The blood circulation is a closed system in which the pressure varies constantly.
- Physically, it is thought to improve circulation and stimulate red blood cells.
- As the parasites accumulate in the blood vessels, they can restrict circulation and cause fluid to build up in surrounding tissues.
3(of currency, newspaper)circulación femeninoto put notes/coins into circulation — poner billetes/monedas en circulación
- that issue has been withdrawn from circulation — ese número ha sido retirado de la circulación
- before noun circulation figures — tirada
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