stream
/striːm/
noun
- A small, narrow river or flow of water.
- The children played in the cool stream on a hot summer day.
- We followed the stream through the forest until it reached a lake.
- A small stream runs behind our house, and we can hear it at night.
- A continuous flow of liquid, air, gas, or small particles.
- The hose produced a steady stream of water for the garden.
- A stream of hot air came from the vent.
- Smoke rose in a thin stream from the chimney.
- A continuous flow of data, information, or digital content, especially audio or video transmitted over the internet.
- I watched a live stream of the concert on my phone.
- She started her own cooking stream to share recipes with viewers.
- The video stream kept buffering because of the slow internet connection.
- A continuous series of events, people, or things moving or happening one after another.
- The parade was a colorful stream of floats and marching bands.
- He faced a stream of questions from the reporters.
- A steady stream of customers entered the store all morning.
- A group of students of similar ability who are taught together in a school system.
- The school divides students into different streams based on test scores.
- She was placed in the advanced math stream for gifted students.
- He moved from the general stream to the honors stream after his grades improved.
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verb
- To flow or move in a continuous, steady current.
- Water streamed from the broken pipe onto the floor.
- Tears streamed down her face as she watched the sad movie.
- Sunlight streamed through the window, warming the room.
- To transmit or receive audio or video data over the internet in real time.
- You can stream the movie on your tablet or smart TV.
- Millions of people stream the show every week on the platform.
- He streams his video game sessions live for his followers.
- To move or extend in a continuous, flowing manner, often with a sense of direction.
- Cars streamed along the highway during rush hour.
- The crowd streamed out of the stadium after the game ended.
- Flags streamed in the wind as the parade passed by.
- To group students by ability for teaching purposes.
- The school streams students into different classes based on their reading levels.
- Some educators argue that streaming can limit opportunities for slower learners.
- They decided to stream the math courses so advanced learners could move faster.
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