cycle . ( Of the lat. )( cyclus, and this of the Gr. ?, circle). 1. m. time period or a number of years, finishes, is returning to tell again. 2. m series of phases that goes through a periodic phenomenon. 3. m. set in a series of events or transactions that are repeated an orderly. Cycle of engines, of a machine tool, the electric current 4. m. series of conferences or other acts of a cultural nature relac ionados each other, usually by the subject. 5. m. Each of the blocks of courses that splits a study plan. 6. m. set of epic traditions concerning certain period of time, a group of events or a heroic character. The epic cycle The Breton cycle The cycle of King Artús or Arturo 7. m. Bot. Each of the spires that form the points of insertion of the leaves around the stem. 8. m. Quím. Molecule with a defined number of atoms, such as benzene. 9. m. Cuba. b icicleta. cycle decemnovenal, or cycle decemnovenario. 1. m. Cronol. lunar cycle cycle economic. 1. m. alternation of the expansive and depressive phases in the evolution of an economy. cycle Lunar. 1. m. Cronol. Period of 19 years, in which the novilunios and other phases of the moon back to happen on the same days of the year, with an hour difference and average approximately. 2. m. Cronol. Number of years in that of a date exceeds cycles fair moles, counted from the year preceding the Christian era. cycle Paschal. 1. m. Cronol. 532-Year period, the product of the lunar and solar cycles in which it was believed that they would fall the days of Passover and other movable feasts on same day of the year. cycle solar. 1. m. Cronol. Period of 28 years, in which, in the calendar Julian, returning the days of the week to fall on the same days of the month.