Circs Meaning in English
word · lemma: circumstances
Definition
'Circs' is an informal, abbreviated way to say 'circumstances,' usually meaning the particular conditions affecting a situation.
Usage & Nuances
Very informal, spoken British English. Common in casual messages, rarely written formally. Often used as 'due to the circs', 'the usual circs', or 'under the circs'. Do not use in academic or professional writing.
Spanish: circunstanciasPortuguese (BR): circunstânciasPortuguese (PT): circunstânciasChinese (Simplified): 情况 (简写，口语) - 环境 (简写，口语)Chinese (Traditional): 情況 (簡寫，口語) - 環境 (簡寫，口語)Hindi: परिस्थितियाँ (अनौपचारिक)Arabic: ظروف (عامية - مختصر)Bengali: পরিস্থিতিRussian: обстоятельстваJapanese: 事情 - 状況Vietnamese: tình huống - hoàn cảnhKorean: 상황 - 사정Turkish: durumlar - koşullarUrdu: حالاتIndonesian: keadaan - situasi
Example Sentences
Because of the circs, we have to cancel the party.
basic
He can't join, given the circs right now.
basic
I did my best under the circs.
basic
Sorry, can't make it tonight—complicated circs at home.
natural
Those were tough circs, but we got through.
natural
You know, given the circs, I think you handled it really well.
natural