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closed-circuit

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closed circuit
n.
1. An electric circuit providing an uninterrupted, endless path for the flow of current.
2. A television transmission circuit with a limited number of reception stations and no broadcast facilities.
closed-circuit (klzdsûrkt) adj.
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Adj.1.closed-circuit - relating to or consisting of a closed circuit; "closed-circuit television"
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closed-circuit [ˈkləuzdˈsəːkɪt] adj closed-circuit television → televisión f por circuito cerrado
closed-circuit [ˈkləuzdˈsəːkɪt] adj closed-circuit television → télévision f en circuit fermé
closed-circuit [ˈkləuzdˈsəːkɪt] adj closed-circuit television → televisione f a circuito chiuso


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