Circles

Instead, Google Circles is a feature of Google+. A circle is a way of classifying or grouping people based on how you relate to them. People you add to Google+ can be added as friends, family, acquaintances, or you can add people to follow.

Adding people to your circles, which is used on the social networking platform Google+, is similar to adding friends on Facebook, but you can add people to different circles based on their interests, demographics, and other criteria. On your home page, you can see what members of your circles have shared.

Meanings of Circles

A two-dimensional geometric figure, a line consisting of the set of all points in the plane equidistant from a given point (center).
A two-dimensional geometric figure, a disk consisting of the set of all points in the plane that are less than or equal to a fixed distance (radius) from a given point.
Any shape, curvature or arrangement of objects that approximates or resembles geometric shapes.
A particular group of people, especially those who have common interests.
Orbit of an astronomical body.
A line consisting of two semicircles of 30 yard radius, centered on the wickets and connected by straight lines parallel to the field of play, is used to enforce restrictions on the field in a one-day match.
A ritual circle that pours deosil three times and closes the eyes three times, either in the air with a wand, or literally with stones or other objects used for worship.
Carousel or carousel.
Compass block diagram.
An observation instrument whose graduated branch consists of a full circle. When it is fixed to a wall in an observatory, it is called a wall circle, when it is installed with a telescope on the same axis and in Ys, in the plane of the meridian, meridian or transit circle, when it comes to the principle of reflection For example, the sextant is a circle of reflection, and when repeated continuously it repeats an angle along a stepped section: a repeating circle.
A series that ends where it begins and is repeated.
A form of argument that uses two or more unproven statements to mutually prove an inconclusive argument.
Indirect form of the word paraphrase.
Territorial division or district.
(plural) Swelling of the skin under the eyes from lack of sleep.
Move along a curved path.
Volume.
Place or mark a circle.
Turn around.

Sentences of Circles

The set of all points (x, y) such that (x − 1)2 + y2 = r2 is a circle of radius r centered at (1, 0).
Children, hold hands and form a circle.
Circle of friends.
The ten circles of the Holy Roman Empire were principalities or provinces that had seats in the German Reichstag.
After working all night, he developed dark circles under his eyes.
The wolves surrounded the herd of deer.
The site is surrounded by a high fence.
Please circle the positions you wish to apply for.
Vultures circled above us.