livestock enclosure; pen; fold; sty

circle; ring; loop; (fig.) social circle; niche group; community; fandom; classifier for loops, orbits, laps; to surround; to encircle; to circle (sth); to mark with a circle

trap; snare; trick

to draw a circle; cliques; circles

circle; ring; (social) circle

necklace

circle

to rotate; to twirl; to run around; to encircle; rotation; (coll.) to speak indirectly; to beat about the bush

to encircle; to go around; to circle; to beat about the bush

dark circles (under one's eyes); black eye

(lit. and fig.) pigsty

the entertainment world; show business

show business

Arctic Circle

to go around in circles; to make a detour; (fig.) to beat about the bush

wreath; garland

aperture; diaphragm; halo; aureole

to remove manure from a cowshed, pigsty etc; to muck out

to gain popularity beyond the original niche community or fan base; to go mainstream

XO ("extra old"), grade of cognac quality

scrunchie

commercial district; business district

(Tw) (computing) loop

at symbol, @

to rear (an animal) in an enclosure

among insiders; within the community (of publishers, cyclists or cosplayers etc); (esp.) in show business circles

staking a claim to territory; enclosure

to highlight sth by drawing a circle around it; (fig.) to designate; to delineate

number of laps

to mark a text with dots and circles; to punctuate

(neologism c. 2015) (coll.) to win (sb) over as a fan; to garner new fans

(coll.) (neologism, attested by 2006) to extract money unscrupulously (e.g. through IPOs, fandom, or game mechanics) while offering little genuine value; to grift; to fleece

to spread litter in a cowshed, pigsty etc

washer (on bolt); toilet seat

ferrule; ring toss

vicious circle; (abnormal) phenomenon

variant of 蒙圈[meng1 quan1]

to form a circle, ring or loop

government circle; political circle

pen; animal yard

(planet) atmosphere; (medical) air ring; air cushion

(geography) hydrosphere

smoke ring

rim of the eye; eye socket

(basketball) hoop; ring

line of latitude; parallel

coil (of wire)

line of longitude; meridian (geography)

round frame of a sieve