圈出

to encircle───包围

to recircle───循环

to cycle───循环

stone circle───石环；环状列石

to circulate───流通

corn circle───玉米圈

crop circle───n.麦田里的怪圈（指在麦田里发现的没有麦子的奇怪圆环，目前尚没有科学的解释）

hour circle───[天]时圈

dip circle───[地物]磁倾仪；测斜仪，俯角计

They set the empty vehicle to circle the building to avoid paying for parking.───他们让空的汽车在大楼周围兜了一圈，以避免付停车费。

With no buyer in sight for the company as a whole, the vultures started to circle.───因为眼下没有买家要买整个公司，趁火打劫的人开始打他们的主意。

They are to attempt to be the first to circle the Earth non-stop by balloon.───他们将试图成为首批乘热气球不间断环球飞行的人。

The train began to circle and I could watch the pink landscape go by.───火车就开始绕圈运行了，我可以看到粉红色的风景从我身边掠过。

Venus, your ruler, will meet with Jupiter on February 16, a once-a-year event that will produce a major day to circle in gold.───金星，你的守护星，将会与木星在16号相遇，一个一年仅一次的大事件会带来绝对值得圈点的一天。

Because the airport is often congested, aircraft are frequently directed to circle over the capital, increasing the misery.───因为机场往往“机”满为患，飞机频繁地被告知必须在首都上空盘旋打转，这徒增噪音之大给人们带来的痛苦。

He stepped back, and began to circle, casually, as if he were trying to get a better view of a statue in a museum.───他退回去，开始警惕地围着我绕圈，就好像他是在试图给博物馆的一尊雕像取一个更好的镜头一样。

china ' s technological enthusiasm is matched by that of india , which hopes to circle the moon with its own satellite next year.───印度对科技也有同样的热情，它也想在明年让自己的卫星绕月飞行。

Earhart had already tried to circle the globe once in 1937, flying westward from Oakland, but she had crashed taking off in Honolulu.───1937年，埃尔哈特就已经尝试过一次环绕地球的飞行，从奥克兰出发，向西飞去。

Sometimes the hawk will begin to circle or glide and a smaller bird will fly directly beneath him.

Then, as the plane began to circle above Moon Beach, her head drooped and tears fell into her lap.

The pilot managed to circle the balloon for some time.

The hunters began to circle round the tiger.

I started to circle the smoke and flames below us when we heard explosions.

Many countries have sent up man-made satellites to circle the earth.

At sunrise the marlin began to circle.

Our main force was ordered to circle around and attack the enemy's rear.

The president has been known to circle something in a letter and pass it on to a top aide or Cabinet secretary.