stream
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- noun
- /striːm/
- Texting
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transmisión en vivo
- Millions of fans tuned in to watch the live stream of the gaming tournament.
- video stream
- audio stream
- compressed audio stream
First, I'm ending all live streams for at least one month.
- First, I'm ending all live streams for at least one month.
- I've done hundreds of these live streams as part of videos.
- Welcome back and welcome back to the live stream as well.
- I know that you've been on his live stream recently.
- The thing that is missing from streaming is all the bonus features.
- So the other day on stream, I opened a lot of magic cards.
- The first person to suggest a name on the live stream was Lavender.
- And it was, you know, live streams across multiple places.
Examples
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Welcome back and welcome back to the live stream as well.
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And then the live stream is on Thursday.
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First, on the White House live stream event, comments and the chat were turned off.
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We're gonna do these live stream watch parties for each new upload.
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All right, guys, welcome to the Linus Tech Tips live stream with special guest Slick.
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I was excited to join the live stream of the concert and watch it as it happened.
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During the live stream, viewers could interact with the host through comments.
Synonyms
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1.0
A recording of moving pictures used for entertainment or information
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A program shown on television for many people to watch
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A video broadcast over the internet, live or on demand
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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A continuous flow of information sent or processed by computers in real time
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A warm ocean current that flows from the Gulf of Mexico past the US east coast toward Europe
- Literature
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A way of writing that shows a character's thoughts as they happen
- Specialized
A group of small rocks in space that cause meteor showers when Earth passes through them
A part of a river where the tide makes the water go in the other direction or rise and fall
A stream whose water level and flow change with sea tides, reaching far upstream
An orchid that grows along streams or ponds in western North America with leafy stems and greenish-brown and pinkish flowers
How Current
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word stream comes from an old English word stream meaning 'flow'. A live stream is like a continuous flow of video or sound that you watch as it happens, just like watching water running in a river.