series
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- noun
- /ˈsɪriz/
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serie (de televisión)
- She now stars in the Apple TV Plus series Palm Royale.
- TV series
- television series
- book series
She now stars in the Apple TV Plus series Palm Royale.
- She now stars in the Apple TV Plus series Palm Royale.
- And she built a book series into her plan.
- So nothing like the Girl online series, much darker.
- And I think that's maybe a six part series, something like that.
- So what I'm hoping that this TV series is going to bring is.
- There's a, there's a, a series called sex love and goop.
- Why isn't there a video or a video series on this?
- It is like a spinoff series to these violent delights.
- You're going to do another series on cities in China.
- Welcome back to our digital only series called Corrections.
- Welcome back to what's this series called Dear Fat Girl.
- I'm really happy for more series, more episodes.
- We're going to be discussing it on the docu series this next year.
- and Misses Smith the series on Amazon Prime Video.
- The last two books of the series are just.
Examples
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Our first question to kick off the series is from Tonisha.
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Today we are starting our series on Adobe Illustrator.
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I was listening to a tape series on child development last night.
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If you want to write your own mystery series, read the ones that are already successful.
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I also watched the BBC series which was so cute.
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But I have been trying to watch this series of The Apprentice.
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Her work includes two Victorian mystery series and a series set during World War I.
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I'm gonna be an actress in a television series.
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Six issues of this popular interactive ebook series have been published so far.
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I watched the latest episode of my favorite motivational series on YouTube.
Synonyms
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1.0
A TV program that people watch for fun or information
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A program you watch on TV in separate episodes
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3.4
A story or program released in parts over time
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Compounds
- US
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3.0
An annual baseball championship in North America between the winners of the American League and the National League
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3.7
A list of numbers measured one after another at regular steps to show change, for example daily temperature or sales
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9.9
A group of rare metals with similar properties used in magnets and electronics
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6.7
An X-ray test of the stomach and intestines after drinking a barium solution
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7.2
A list of numbers where each number is the previous number multiplied by the same number
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3.9
Parts connected one after another so electricity has only one path and flows through each
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An ordered list of metals and ions showing which ones gain or lose electrons more easily
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A list of metals that shows which metal can replace another in a liquid
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A list of metals and metal ions arranged by how easily they lose electrons
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A group of 15 radioactive elements in the periodic table from actinium to lawrencium, including uranium and plutonium
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A group of simple chemicals made of carbon and hydrogen, like methane and propane
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A way to write a repeating shape or wave as a sum of sine and cosine waves
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A group of simple molecules made only of carbon and hydrogen, starting with methane
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A very poisonous chemical weapon like sarin or tabun that stops nerves working quickly
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A group of simple molecules like methane and propane made of hydrogen and carbon
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A page near the front of a book that shows the series name and other details
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Etymology
Series comes from the Latin word series, meaning 'a row' or 'a sequence', and is the same root as serial. That's why a TV series is a set of episodes that come one after another.