How to pronounce Circulate in English

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and circulate through your blood stream,

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And circulate through your blood stream,

These circulate in a person's blood

They circulate in the yellowish liquid part of blood

So we re-circulate a portion of it, meaning

Then the disease will continue to circulate in these countries.

A fluid will circulate throughout the loop and heat up through conduction.

The Euro coins and notes that we all know today began to circulate.

From voice assistants to the autonomous cars that are already beginning to circulate.

Pressure to get the blood to circulate faster we have vasoconstriction and in

circulate so the body releases them at some point so the gallbladder releases

The windows are laid out so as to circulate cooling breezes within the house.

They're gonna circulate everywhere and some of them are going to find their way

In other words, the more America trades with the World, the more dollars will circulate

At is "Insulin resistance occurs when excess sugar circulate in the body" and while that's

Now it doesn't have the energy to freely circulate it and instead it's gonna pull

Of the ERP. This system required you to pay for accreditation to circulate in the restricted

The WHO declared the pandemic over in August 2010, but the virus has continued to circulate

"The stones are individually shaped and laid in such a way that air can circulate, but

The area and it can't circulate and get to the tissue and back and again we'll

circulate twice as much it can do things twice as fast number six now we're into

That can circulate in the blood and once you go beyond that, then any access will be turned