episode
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2.8
- noun
- /ˈɛpɪsoʊd/
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episodio
- In this episode, the main character faces a moral dilemma that changes everything.
- experience an episode
- an episode of treatment
- an episode of incontinence
And then I got into a huge episode of depression.
- And then I got into a huge episode of depression.
Examples
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Welcome to the first ever episode of the Musical Tribe.
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I think it goes back to our episode from last week.
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And in this episode we kind of get back to that.
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You might say this episode is a little bit extra.
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But for this episode, we'll wait for the end.
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And that is all we need for this episode of unsubscribe.
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I hope that this episode hasn't been a bore.
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I hope you found this episode entertaining and enlightening.
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Let's dive in to this episode with Dwight Howard.
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Many amateur mystery series have thrived for numerous episodes, to the delight of their fans.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
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1.0
A planned or important thing that happens at a particular time and place
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2.7
An event that is unusual or draws attention
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3.6
Something that happens, often an event or incident
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3.7
An episode of a story or show released one at a time
Compounds
- Specialized
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6.1
A period of severe sadness and loss of interest that makes daily life hard
- Specialized
A short time when someone suddenly has severe symptoms of schizophrenia
How Significant
Surface Forms
Etymology
Episode comes from Greek parts epi- 'on' and ode 'song'. It originally meant a short scene or event added into a longer play, so an episode today is a single event or incident inside a series of happenings.