episode
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- noun
- /ˈɛpɪsoʊd/
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episodio
- In this week's episode of the series, the main character faces a tough challenge.
- watch an episode
- play an episode
- a TV episode
Rant cannon on Star Wars Episode X is coming out.
- Rant cannon on Star Wars Episode X is coming out.
- Welcome to this week's episode of two hot takes.
- Well, I hope this episode was a laugh.
- This is the first episode that I'm publishing.
- Mother Effers, we've got a special episode for you.
- So we did the Jake Paul episode last last week.
- And I'll put another episode here for you to watch.
- Guess who's being featured in this episode of Will It Fit?
Examples
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So thanks for watching this episode of our show.
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We are back for this week's episode of Vibe with VIBE.
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We had the second episode of Beer Walk.
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That was the first episode of Wow.
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All right, guys, That is this week's episode of Cry With Five.
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Welcome to this week's episode of two hot takes.
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You have just seen the first episode of Inside.
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Welcome to the first episode of the Beast Games.
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So this is it, The last episode of HQ Trivia.
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On December 31, 1951, CBS aired an episode of I Love Lucy called "The Adagio."
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
67
3.7
An episode of a story or show released one at a time
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5.9
A short online video that is part of a series
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9.9
A casual name for an episode of a TV show
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 Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Episode comes from Greek parts epi- 'on' and ode 'song'. It first meant a scene put between songs in a play, so an episode now is one part of a TV, radio, or film series, a single piece inside a larger story.