stream

(English)

Din engleza veche strēam < proto-germanică *straumaz.

• AFI: /striːm/

stream, pl. streams

1. pârâu, torent, șuvoi, râuleț, râușor

   The stream cuts through the valley.

2. șiroi (de)

   He poured the milk in a thin stream from the jug to the glass.

3. curent; (p. ext.) mulțime, grămadă

   Her constant nagging was to him a stream of abuse.

4. (gener.) curs de apă
5. (cib.) lanț
6. (în Anglia, școl.) nivel (de pregătire sau performanță)

   All of the bright kids went into the A stream, but I was in the B stream.

• 1: (geogr.) beck, brook, burn, creek, flow, rill

• streamer

• jet stream
• Gulf Stream

• lake
• ocean
• river
• sea
• water

1. a curge

   Tears streamed down his face.

2. a emite, a emana
3. (despre lumină) a se răspândi, a răzbate
4. (gener.) a se revărsa, a se scurge
5. (despre un drapel) a flutura
6. (cib) a se transfera

• 1: flow, pour
• 5: wave

• streaming media

• to swim against the stream

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