Definition of binge-watch in English:

binge-watch

(also binge-view)

verb

[with object]informal

Watch multiple episodes of (a television programme) in rapid succession, typically by means of DVDs or digital streaming.
you can binge-watch the entire season with this set
Example sentencesExamples
- If you're so lazy to have not taken the 13 hours to binge-watch this yet, it's not my fault.
- It encourages subscribers to binge-watch more episodes.
- Get ready to binge-watch some '80s classics.
- More people are binge-watching their favorite shows thanks to video streaming.
- People who binge-watch entire seasons of their favourite TV shows are more likely to exercise while watching.
- Now viewers will be able to choose to watch one episode each day or binge-view some or all of that week's shows.
- The most likely to binge-watch the show were 18- to 34-year-old viewers.
- Newcomers might be best advised to binge-view the series to catch up.
- It'd be nice if we could binge-watch the earlier seasons before the show runs out of gas.
- Harris tried to binge-watch the latest television season to catch up.

Derivatives

binge watcher

noun

informal

My husband is more of a binge-watcher than I am; I like to eke out the experience a bit.
Example sentencesExamples
- I've been a dutiful binge-watcher of great TV shows.
- The gluttonous binge-viewer gets the full sense of the comedic crescendo to which these episodes build.
- 51% of binge-watchers like to indulge with at least one other person.
- The binge-viewers were out in force; data showed about 10% of viewers made it through all 15 episodes.

Origin

1990s: on the pattern of binge-drink, binge-eat.

Definition of binge-watch in US English:

binge-watch

(also binge-view)

verb

[with object]informal

Watch multiple episodes of (a television program) in rapid succession, typically by means of DVDs or digital streaming.
you can binge-watch the entire season with this set
Example sentencesExamples
- Get ready to binge-watch some '80s classics.
- People who binge-watch entire seasons of their favourite TV shows are more likely to exercise while watching.
- Harris tried to binge-watch the latest television season to catch up.
- It encourages subscribers to binge-watch more episodes.
- It'd be nice if we could binge-watch the earlier seasons before the show runs out of gas.
- The most likely to binge-watch the show were 18- to 34-year-old viewers.
- More people are binge-watching their favorite shows thanks to video streaming.
- If you're so lazy to have not taken the 13 hours to binge-watch this yet, it's not my fault.
- Now viewers will be able to choose to watch one episode each day or binge-view some or all of that week's shows.
- Newcomers might be best advised to binge-view the series to catch up.

Origin

1990s: on the pattern of binge-drink, binge-eat.

单词	binge-watch
释义	Definition of binge-watch in English: binge-watch (also binge-view) verb [with object]informal Watch multiple episodes of (a television programme) in rapid succession, typically by means of DVDs or digital streaming. you can binge-watch the entire season with this set Example sentencesExamples If you're so lazy to have not taken the 13 hours to binge-watch this yet, it's not my fault. It encourages subscribers to binge-watch more episodes. Get ready to binge-watch some '80s classics. More people are binge-watching their favorite shows thanks to video streaming. People who binge-watch entire seasons of their favourite TV shows are more likely to exercise while watching. Now viewers will be able to choose to watch one episode each day or binge-view some or all of that week's shows. The most likely to binge-watch the show were 18- to 34-year-old viewers. Newcomers might be best advised to binge-view the series to catch up. It'd be nice if we could binge-watch the earlier seasons before the show runs out of gas. Harris tried to binge-watch the latest television season to catch up. Derivatives binge watcher noun informal My husband is more of a binge-watcher than I am; I like to eke out the experience a bit. Example sentencesExamples I've been a dutiful binge-watcher of great TV shows. The gluttonous binge-viewer gets the full sense of the comedic crescendo to which these episodes build. 51% of binge-watchers like to indulge with at least one other person. The binge-viewers were out in force; data showed about 10% of viewers made it through all 15 episodes. Origin 1990s: on the pattern of binge-drink, binge-eat. Definition of binge-watch in US English: binge-watch (also binge-view) verb [with object]informal Watch multiple episodes of (a television program) in rapid succession, typically by means of DVDs or digital streaming. you can binge-watch the entire season with this set Example sentencesExamples Get ready to binge-watch some '80s classics. People who binge-watch entire seasons of their favourite TV shows are more likely to exercise while watching. Harris tried to binge-watch the latest television season to catch up. It encourages subscribers to binge-watch more episodes. It'd be nice if we could binge-watch the earlier seasons before the show runs out of gas. The most likely to binge-watch the show were 18- to 34-year-old viewers. More people are binge-watching their favorite shows thanks to video streaming. If you're so lazy to have not taken the 13 hours to binge-watch this yet, it's not my fault. Now viewers will be able to choose to watch one episode each day or binge-view some or all of that week's shows. Newcomers might be best advised to binge-view the series to catch up. Origin 1990s: on the pattern of binge-drink, binge-eat.
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