circuit
The Spanish word 'circuito' translates to 'circuit' in English. It is a common term used in electronics and physics, referring to a closed path or a loop through which an electric current flows or can flow. This term is also used to describe a cycle of events or the route of a journey or race. In legal contexts, 'circuito' may refer to a circuit court or a court district with specific jurisdiction. As with many words, the exact meaning of 'circuito' may vary based on context.
The electrical circuit is faulty.
In this sentence, 'circuito' is referring to a network of electrical components that electricity travels through. Here, the circuit is faulty indicating it has a defect and is not working as it should.
We took a tour of the city's tourist circuit.
In this sentence, 'circuito' is used to describe a route that travels around to various places of interest in a city. This describes a cultural or sightseeing tour which is often referred to as a 'circuit' in English.
The pilot raced at full speed on the race circuit.
Here, 'circuito' refers to a path or track designed for racing. The 'piloto' (driver) is 'running at full speed' or racing 'on the circuit'. The sentence implies a context of a car, bike, or similar type of race.