stream — a small, narrow river
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a small, narrow river
Pronunciation (IPA): /striːm/
Korean meaning: 개울, 시내
Korean pronunciation: 스**트림**
Example Sentences
- My cat thinks the stream from the faucet is a personal water fountain.
- She decided to stream her cooking disasters online and became famous for burning water.
- The students streamed out of the classroom when the fire alarm rang.
stream
NOUN//striːm//
a small, narrow river
a small, narrow river
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Origin
From Old English 'strēam', derived from Proto-Germanic *straumaz, related to German 'Strom'. The word is ultimately connected to an Indo-European root meaning 'to flow' or 'to turn'.
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“My cat thinks the stream from the faucet is a personal water fountain.”
“She decided to stream her cooking disasters online and became famous for burning water.”
“The students streamed out of the classroom when the fire alarm rang.”
“Blood streamed from the small cut on his finger.”
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