stream

UK
/striːm/
US
/strim/

Translations

streamnoun
streams
pl
UK
/striːm/
US
/strim/
The children enjoyed playing by the stream during their picnic.
Les enfants aimaient jouer près du ruisseau pendant leur pique-nique.
A stream of water flowed from the broken pipe.
Un courant d’eau s’échappait du tuyau cassé.
fluxS’emploie pour les données, l’information ou les flux continus.
The video was delivered via a high-speed data stream.
La vidéo a été diffusée via un flux de données à haut débit.
filièreDans le contexte scolaire : groupe d’élèves répartis selon le niveau ou l’orientation.
He was placed in the science stream at school.
Il a été placé dans la filière scientifique à l’école.
Additional translations
flotEmployé pour une succession ou un afflux continu de personnes ou de choses.
streamverb
streamed
Past Simple
streamed
Past Participle
streaming
Gerund
UK
/striːm/
US
/striːm/
diffuser en continuDomaine du numérique, de la vidéo et de l’audio.
She decided to stream the concert live on her social media account.
Elle a décidé de diffuser le concert en continu en direct sur son compte de réseau social.
Tears began to stream down her face as she listened to the sad news.
Des larmes ont commencé à couler sur son visage pendant qu’elle écoutait la triste nouvelle.
Additional translations
s’écoulerPour un liquide, un gaz ou une matière en flux continu.
répartir en filièresDomaine scolaire.
streamadjective
UK
/striːm/
US
/striːm/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to data, media or flowing movement (e.g., stream processing).
fluvialS’emploie pour ce qui est lié à un cours d’eau.
Stream sediment often accumulates at the mouth of the river.
Les sédiments fluviaux s’accumulent souvent à l’embouchure du fleuve.
en continuDomaine du numérique ; se dit d’un traitement ou d’un flux de données continu.
Stream processing technologies enable real-time analytics.
Les technologies de traitement en continu permettent des analyses en temps réel.

Definitions

streamnoun
A small, narrow river.
The children enjoyed playing by the stream during their picnic.
A continuous flow of liquid, air, or gas.
A stream of water flowed from the broken pipe.
A continuous flow of data or information, especially in computing.
The video was delivered via a high-speed data stream.
A continuous series of people or things.
There was a steady stream of visitors at the museum.
A group or category of students separated according to ability or chosen course of study.
He was placed in the science stream at school.
streamverb
To transmit or receive data, especially video and audio material, over the internet as a continuous flow.
She decided to stream the concert live on her social media account.
To move in a continuous flow in a specified direction.
Tears began to stream down her face as she listened to the sad news.
To emit or give off a continuous flow of something.
The volcano continued to stream lava down its slopes.
To place students in separate groups according to ability or chosen course of study.
The school decided to stream students for mathematics classes.
streamadjective
Of, relating to, or carried by a stream of water.
Stream sediment often accumulates at the mouth of the river.
Involving or utilizing a continuous flow of digital data.
Stream processing technologies enable real-time analytics.