Racha (en. Streak)

/ˈra.tʃa/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Definition_text: A series of events or occurrences that happen consecutively.

Example_sentence: In recent days, we have had a good streak of sales.

En los últimos días, hemos tenido una buena racha de ventas.

Definition_text: Period of time in which similar phenomena repeat or occur.

Example_sentence: After a streak of rain, the weather stabilized.

Después de una racha de lluvias, el clima se estabilizó.

Definition_text: Set of results that occur in a specific field.

Example_sentence: The athlete is on an impressive winning streak.

El atleta está en una racha de victorias impresionante.

Etymology_origin: From Latin 'rācia', which refers to a series or succession.

Phrase: lucky streak

Meaning: Period in which positive events occur continuously.

racha de suerte

Phrase: to be on a roll

Meaning: To be in a period of good results or luck.

estar en racha

Phrase: negative streak

Meaning: Period characterized by unfavorable events.

racha negativa

Related_word: streaker

Description: Person who engages in betting or playing during a streak.

rachero

Related_word: to streak

Description: Act of winning in a game or bet during a period.

rachar

Related_word: continuous streak

Description: Uninterrupted succession of events or results.

racha continua

Meaning: To be on a roll

Example: That person is on a roll, always winning at poker.

Esa persona está en racha, siempre gana en el poker.

Meaning: Streak of craziness

Example: That party was a streak of craziness, we couldn’t stop dancing.

Esa fiesta fue una racha de locura, no parábamos de bailar.