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Meaning & Definition of Stream in English

English

Stream

A continuous flow of liquid, air, or gas; to transmit data over the internet.


Pronunciation:

/striːm/

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Plural:

streams

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A small, narrow body of flowing water.

    Example Sentence: The children played by the stream in the forest.

  • Definition: A continuous flow of data or other information.

    Example Sentence: I watched a live stream of the concert online.

  • Definition: To transmit (data) over the internet in a continuous flow.

    Example Sentence: I like to stream movies rather than download them.

  • Definition: A series or succession of things.

    Example Sentence: She received a stream of messages throughout the day.

  • Definition: To flow or move steadily and continuously.

    Example Sentence: The traffic streamed along the highway.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English, from Old English 'stream', meaning 'current, flow of water'.

Synonyms

currentflowcreekdriftbroadcast

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • stream of consciousness: A narrative mode that attempts to capture the flow of thoughts and feelings.
  • streamlining processes: Making a process more efficient by removing unnecessary steps.
  • go with the flow: To be relaxed and accept the changes without resistance.

Translations

  • Spanish: corriente
  • French: courant
  • German: Strom
  • Russian: поток

Related Words

  • current: A flow of water or air, often referring to the ocean or river.
  • torrent: A strong and fast-moving stream of water or other liquid.

Slang Meanings of stream

  • Meaning: To stream (content)

    Example Sentence: I’m going to stream that new game all night!

  • Meaning: Streaming exhibit

    Example Sentence: Check out the streaming exhibit online!