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Definition of «stream»

The term stream refers to a body of water that flows in a channel or riverbed, and is characterized by the continuous flow of water over a bed or gravel bar. It can also refer to a continuous flow of data or information, such as in a streaming service.

Usage examples

  1. We watched the live stream of the sports event on our computers, cheering for our favorite team.
  2. The company plans to stream its latest product launch event on its website for a global audience.
  3. John enjoys fly fishing in the stream near his cabin, as it offers a tranquil and secluded experience.
  4. The meteorologist warned of heavy rainstorms, which could cause flash floods in low-lying streams and rivers.
  5. The children played with their toy boats by racing them in the stream, enjoying the flow of water.
  6. The hiker followed the stream as it led deeper into the mountains, hoping to discover hidden waterfalls along the way.
  7. The artist used watercolors to paint a beautiful landscape, capturing the sunlight reflecting on the stream.

Phrases with «stream»

Sentences with «stream»

  • Use live video streaming of events to bring together teams working from different locations, and to build an integrated company culture. (entrepreneur.com)
  • Men who are working don't watch hours of streaming videos on phone or play games for hours. (gogi.in)
  • It's compatible out of the box with a ton of music streaming services, some free, others requiring a subscription. (techradar.com)
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