Circuit
//ˈsɜː.kɪt//
Translations of "circuit" (33 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Azerbaijani | dövriyyə(act of moving around) | — | |
| Bulgarian | верига(enclosed path of electric current), кръг(space enclosed within a circle), обиколка(act of moving around), обиколка(circumference of any space), обход(regular or appointed journeying), окръжност(that which encircles) | veriga, krǎg, obikolka, obikolka, obhod, okrǎžnost | |
| Catalan | circuit(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 回路(enclosed path of electric current), 線路 /线路(enclosed path of electric current), 電路 /电路(enclosed path of electric current) | huílù, xiànlù, diànlù | |
| Dutch | circuit(enclosed path of electric current), stroomkring(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Esperanto | cirkvito(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Finnish | kierros(act of moving around), kierros(regular or appointed journeying), piiri(circumference of any space), piiri(that which encircles), piiri(space enclosed within a circle), piiri(legal: division of a state or country), piiri(Methodist Church: district in which an itinerant preacher labors), piirikunta(legal: division of a state or country), virtapiiri(enclosed path of electric current), ympärysmitta(circumference of any space) | — | |
| French | circuit(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Georgian | წრედი(enclosed path of electric current) | c̣redi | |
| German | Bezirk(legal: division of a state or country), Schaltkreis(enclosed path of electric current), Umlauf(act of moving around), Zyklus(graph theory: closed trail) | — | |
| Greek | κύκλωμα(enclosed path of electric current), περίμετρος(circumference of any space), περιστροφή(act of moving around), περιφέρεια(legal: division of a state or country), τροχιά(act of moving around) | kýkloma, perímetros, peristrofí, periféreia, trochiá | |
| Hindi | परिपथ(enclosed path of electric current) | paripath | |
| Hungarian | áramkör(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Icelandic | lína(enclosed path of electric current), rafrás(enclosed path of electric current), rafstraumsrás(enclosed path of electric current), rás(enclosed path of electric current), straumrás(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Irish | ciorcad(enclosed path of electric current), cuairt(act of moving around), imchuairt(act of moving around), mórthimpeall(act of moving around), timpeall(act of moving around) | — | |
| Japanese | 回路(enclosed path of electric current) | kairo | |
| Korean | 회로(enclosed path of electric current) | hoero | |
| Latin | ambitus(act of moving around), circuitus(act of moving around) | — | |
| Māori | rauna(regular or appointed journeying), whiwhinga(circumference of any space), whiwhinga(space enclosed within a circle) | — | |
| Mongolian | схем(enclosed path of electric current), хэлхээ(enclosed path of electric current), ᠬᠡᠯᠬᠢᠶᠡ(enclosed path of electric current), ᠰᠾᠧᠮ(enclosed path of electric current) | sxem, xelxee, kelkiy-e, shēm | |
| Norwegian | kretsløp(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | اداره(act of moving around), دوره(act of moving around), دوره(enclosed path of electric current), چرخ(act of moving around), چوره(circumference of any space) | idâre, devre, devre, çarh, çevre | |
| Polish | obchód(regular or appointed journeying), obieg(act of moving around), obwód(circumference of any space), obwód(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Portuguese | circuito(act of moving around), circuito(circumference of any space), circuito(enclosed path of electric current), circuito(regular or appointed journeying), contorno(that which encircles), perímetro(circumference of any space), volta(act of moving around) | — | |
| Romanian | ciclu(act of moving around), circuit(act of moving around), circuit(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Russian | враще́ние(act of moving around), круг(space enclosed within a circle), кругооборо́т(act of moving around), обхо́д(regular or appointed journeying), объе́зд(regular or appointed journeying), окру́жность(circumference of any space), пери́метр(circumference of any space), цепь(enclosed path of electric current), цикл(act of moving around) | vraščénije, krug, krugooborót, obxód, obʺjézd, okrúžnostʹ, perímetr, cepʹ, cikl | |
| Spanish | circuito(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Swedish | krets(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Tagalog | salikop(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Turkish | devre(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| Ukrainian | круг(space enclosed within a circle), кругоо́біг(act of moving around), ланцю́г(enclosed path of electric current), оберта́ння(act of moving around), обхід(regular or appointed journeying), окру́жність(circumference of any space), пери́метр(circumference of any space), цикл(act of moving around) | kruh, kruhoóbih, lancjúh, obertánnja, obxid, okrúžnistʹ, perýmetr, cykl | |
| Walloon | circût(enclosed path of electric current) | — | |
| West-Frisian | streamkring(enclosed path of electric current) | — |
dövriyyə
верига, кръг, обиколка, обиколка, обход, окръжност
veriga, krǎg, obikolka, obikolka, obhod, okrǎžnost
circuit
circuit, stroomkring
cirkvito
kierros, kierros, piiri, piiri, piiri, piiri, piiri, piirikunta, virtapiiri, ympärysmitta
circuit
Bezirk, Schaltkreis, Umlauf, Zyklus
κύκλωμα, περίμετρος, περιστροφή, περιφέρεια, τροχιά
kýkloma, perímetros, peristrofí, periféreia, trochiá
áramkör
lína, rafrás, rafstraumsrás, rás, straumrás
ciorcad, cuairt, imchuairt, mórthimpeall, timpeall
ambitus, circuitus
rauna, whiwhinga, whiwhinga
kretsløp
obchód, obieg, obwód, obwód
circuito, circuito, circuito, circuito, contorno, perímetro, volta
ciclu, circuit, circuit
враще́ние, круг, кругооборо́т, обхо́д, объе́зд, окру́жность, пери́метр, цепь, цикл
vraščénije, krug, krugooborót, obxód, obʺjézd, okrúžnostʹ, perímetr, cepʹ, cikl
circuito
krets
salikop
devre
круг, кругоо́біг, ланцю́г, оберта́ння, обхід, окру́жність, пери́метр, цикл
kruh, kruhoóbih, lancjúh, obertánnja, obxid, okrúžnistʹ, perýmetr, cykl
circût
streamkring
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