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streaking

UK
/ˈstriːkɪŋ/
US
/ˈstriːkɪŋ/
streaking by
streaking down
streaking off
streaking over

Translations

streakingnoun
striesEn parlant de marques ou de lignes visibles sur une surface, une photographie ou un spécimen.
Use a lint-free cloth to prevent streaking on the glass.
Utilisez un chiffon non pelucheux pour éviter les stries sur le verre.
course nuePratique consistant à courir nu dans un lieu public, souvent comme plaisanterie ou provocation.
The college campus was abuzz with rumors of a streaking incident during the football game.
Le campus universitaire bruissait de rumeurs au sujet d'un incident de course nue pendant le match de football.
Synonyms
mark
striation
line
stripe
band
streakinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈstriːkɪŋ/
US
/ˈstriːkɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something moving very fast or producing a streak-like effect.
filantPour un objet ou une lumière se déplaçant très vite en ligne droite.
A streaking meteor lit up the night sky.
Un météore filant a illuminé le ciel nocturne.
streakverb

streaking

Gerund

streaked
Past Simple
streaked
Past Participle
streaking
Gerund
UK
/striːk/
US
/striːk/
filerSe dit d’un mouvement très rapide dans une direction donnée.
The meteor streaked across the night sky.
Le météore a filé dans le ciel nocturne.
The rain streaked the windows with dirt.
La pluie a strié les fenêtres de saleté.
Additional translations
faire un streakingAnglicisme employé pour parler du fait de courir nu en public.
Synonyms
mark
paint
draw
scrawl
sweep
dash
line
stripe

Definitions

streakingnoun
The act of running naked through a public place as a prank, protest, or dare.
The college campus was abuzz with rumors of a streaking incident during the football game.
The presence or formation of visible streaks or lines on a surface, photograph, or specimen.
Use a lint-free cloth to prevent streaking on the glass.
streakinggerund / present participle
Moving rapidly in a straight or swift course; flashing past.
A streaking meteor lit up the night sky.
streakverb
To move very fast in a specified direction.
The meteor streaked across the night sky.
To mark or become marked with streaks.
The rain streaked the windows with dirt.
To run naked in a public place as a prank or dare.
He decided to streak across the football field during halftime.
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