Definition

To move or flow continuously in a steady manner, often in large numbers or amounts.

Example

The crowd began to stream into the stadium as the concert started.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how the leaves stream down the street after the storm?

Yeah, it looked beautiful, like a colorful river.

I love how nature can create such amazing scenes like that.

Absolutely! It's like a little reminder of how powerful the wind can be.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A small flow of water that moves along a channel, like a brook or river, or a continuous flow of something, such as light or information.

Example

The children played by the stream in the park.

Conversation

Have you seen the little stream near the park?

Yeah, I walked by it yesterday; it's really peaceful there.

I love how the stream flows so gently.

Definition

To transmit data or information continuously, especially over the Internet, or to release a substance in a steady flow.

Example

We can stream movies online without downloading them first.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see that new game they stream on Twitch?

Yeah, I watched a bit of it yesterday; it looked amazing!

I heard they stream it live every weekend.

Root Explanation

Stream → The word originates from Old English 'stream' (meaning a current of water or a flow). It refers to a continuous flow of water or liquid.

Memory Tip

Picture a continuous flow of water, as the Old English 'stream' directly relates to the idea of a flowing current.

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