stream

US /striːm/
UK /striːm/
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arroyo, riachuelo

a small, narrow river

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The children played by the stream.
Los niños jugaban junto al arroyo.
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A clear mountain stream flowed through the valley.
Un claro arroyo de montaña fluía por el valle.
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brookrivuletcreek
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chorro, corriente

a continuous flow of liquid, air, or gas

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A stream of light came through the window.
Un chorro de luz entró por la ventana.
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There was a constant stream of traffic on the highway.
Había un flujo constante de tráfico en la autopista.
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flowcurrentrushgush
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transmisión, flujo de datos

a continuous flow of data or information

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We watched the live stream of the concert.
Vimos la transmisión en vivo del concierto.
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The news stream updates every minute.
La transmisión de noticias se actualiza cada minuto.
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feedbroadcasttransmission
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fluir, correr

to move in a continuous flow

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Tears streamed down her face.
Las lágrimas le corrían por la cara.
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People streamed out of the stadium after the game.
La gente salió en masa del estadio después del partido.
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flowpourgushrush
2.

transmitir, reproducir en streaming

to transmit or receive (data, especially video or audio material) over a computer network as a continuous flow, allowing playback to start while the rest of the data is still being received

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You can stream movies directly to your TV.
Puedes transmitir películas directamente a tu televisor.
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Many people prefer to stream music rather than download it.
Mucha gente prefiere transmitir música en lugar de descargarla.
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broadcasttransmitplay online
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streaminglive streamstreaming servicestream of consciousness