Definition of «torrent»

A torrent is a large amount of water or other fluid that flows quickly and with great force. It can also refer to a continuous flow or flood of something, such as information or people moving in a particular direction. In addition, it can mean an internet download using the BitTorrent protocol, which allows multiple users to share files simultaneously.

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I downloaded a movie using a torrent file.
The game was available for free on a torrent website.
He shared the new music album through a torrent.
The software was distributed via a torrent client.
She found a reliable torrent tracker to download the TV show.

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However, The Shining still works as a chilling horror movie with Kubrick putting his own indelible stamp on proceedings — the jaw - dropping tracking shot of the child on his tricycle, the shocking image of torrents of blood flowing from an elevator. (independent.co.uk)
Finally, he focuses on how one locks users into a system that allows the entrepreneur to develop a significant revenue stream, even in the face of torrent sites, etc.. (alephblog.com)
Lovers» quarrels might lead to sweet reunions, but first they will issue in torrents of words that neither partner ever forgets; they remain in memory and prospect to haunt a love. (religion-online.org)
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