How can I describe the intersection between a circle and a curve?

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I have a curve C and a point x in the curve. At the point x, I draw a circle B with radius r and centered at point x. That circle B will segment/intersect (with) the curve C as red sub-curve line. I would like to use English to describe the sub-curve. Could you see my describe and give me some correct and professional way for it? Thank in advance

This is my example image:

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The sub-curve at point x, which intersects between the curve C and the circle B, is red color

Or

The arc of the point x which is segmented by the curve C and circle B, is red color

Which one is better to define the sub-curve? If it is possible, let suggest to me the other way

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Red Curve is the intersection of disk, with center at $x$ with radius $r$, and curve C.

i-e $\text{Red curve} = (x-x_1)^2 + (y-y_1)^2 \le r^2 \cap C$.

where $ x =(x_1,x_2).$

So, instead of defining a circle define it as a 2-D region(disk).