stream
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/striːm/
🇬🇧
/striːm/
noun
B2
A small river.
The stream flowed gently through the valley.
B2
A continuous flow of something.
A stream of water poured from the pipe.
B2
A steady flow of people or vehicles.
A stream of cars passed through the tunnel.
B2
A series of things happening one after the other.
A stream of complaints came in all day.
R
A live transmission of video or sound over the internet.
You can stream your favorite show on this platform.
R
A group of students grouped by ability in some schools.
She was placed in the advanced stream.
verb
R
To flow continuously.
Blood was streaming from the wound.
R
To move in large numbers.
People were streaming into the stadium.
R
To move freely, like in wind or water.
Her hair streamed behind her as she ran.
R
To group students by ability in some schools.
Students are streamed into different classes.
R
To play media continuously from the internet.
The concert was streamed live online.
translation
A small river.; A continuous flow of something.; A steady flow of people or vehicles.; A series of things happening one after the other.; A live transmission of video or sound over the internet.; A group of students grouped by ability in some schools.
To flow continuously.; To move in large numbers.; To move freely, like in wind or water.; To group students by ability in some schools.; To play media continuously from the internet.
Word Forms
3rd Present
streams
Past
streamed
Perfect
streamed
Progressive
streaming
Plural
streams