英语词汇stream怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ stream /ˈstriːm/ noun

plural streams

¹ stream

/ˈstriːm/

noun

plural streams

Learner's definition of STREAM

[count]

: a natural flow of water that is smaller than a river小河；小溪

a mountain stream山涧
A stream flows/runs through the field.一条小溪流经田野。

— compare river

: any flow of liquid or gas水流；气流 — often + of

a stream of urine一股尿流
A stream of cold air came in through the crack.一股冷风从裂缝里吹了进来。

— see also bloodstream, jet stream, slipstream

: a continuous flow of people or things（人）流；（物）流；一连串（事物） — usually + of

a stream of words一连串的话
The island is visited by a continuous/constant/steady stream of tourists.参观这座岛的游客络绎不绝。
an endless stream of traffic川流不息的车辆

British : ¹track 8

on stream

chiefly British

: in or into a working or functioning state : in or into operation投入生产；开始使用

This week the new factory came on stream. [=on line]新工厂本周开工了。

² stream /ˈstriːm/ verb

streams; streamed; streaming

² stream

/ˈstriːm/

verb

streams; streamed; streaming

Learner's definition of STREAM

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to move in a steady flow流；流动

Tears streamed down his cheeks.泪水顺着他的脸颊流下。
I could feel the cold air streaming in through the crack in the window.我可以感觉到冷风透过窗户裂缝吹了进来。
Sunlight was streaming in through the window.阳光透过窗户照进来。
rays of light streaming through the clouds透过云层照射下来的道道光线

of the body or a body part

a : to produce a liquid continuously and often in large amounts流淌出；涌出

[no object]

— usually + with

Her eyes were streaming with tears.她的眼里流出眼泪。

[+ object]

Her eyes streamed tears.她的眼里流出眼泪。

b [no object] : to be or become wet with a liquid流淌

His face streamed with sweat.他脸上淌着汗。

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to come or flow continuously to a place in large numbers涌；蜂拥

People streamed into the hall.人群涌入礼堂。
Immigrants streamed into the country.移民纷纷涌入这个国家。
Hundreds of letters streamed in from listeners.成百上千封听众来信纷纷涌来。

[no object] : to move freely in one direction especially in wind or water（尤指在风中或水中）飘动，流动

Her long hair streamed behind her as she ran.她奔跑时，长发在身后飘动。

[+ object] British : to group students in a particular grade according to their abilities and needs : track（将学生）按能力分组

Children were streamed according to ability.孩子们按能力水平被分成小组。

单词	stream
释义	stream (verb) stream 6 ENTRIES FOUND: stream (noun) stream (verb) streaming (adjective) stream of consciousness (noun) jet stream (noun) Gulf Stream (proper noun) ¹ stream /ˈstriːm/ noun plural streams ¹ stream /ˈstriːm/ noun plural streams Learner's definition of STREAM [count] 1 : a natural flow of water that is smaller than a river小河；小溪 a mountain stream山涧 A stream flows/runs through the field.一条小溪流经田野。 — compare river 2 : any flow of liquid or gas水流；气流 — often + of a stream of urine一股尿流 A stream of cold air came in through the crack.一股冷风从裂缝里吹了进来。 — see also bloodstream, jet stream, slipstream 3 : a continuous flow of people or things（人）流；（物）流；一连串（事物） — usually + of a stream of words一连串的话 The island is visited by a continuous/constant/steady stream of tourists.参观这座岛的游客络绎不绝。 an endless stream of traffic川流不息的车辆 4 British : ¹track 8 on stream chiefly British : in or into a working or functioning state : in or into operation投入生产；开始使用 This week the new factory came on stream. [=on line]新工厂本周开工了。 ² stream /ˈstriːm/ verb streams; streamed; streaming ² stream /ˈstriːm/ verb streams; streamed; streaming Learner's definition of STREAM 1 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to move in a steady flow流；流动 Tears streamed down his cheeks.泪水顺着他的脸颊流下。 I could feel the cold air streaming in through the crack in the window.我可以感觉到冷风透过窗户裂缝吹了进来。 Sunlight was streaming in through the window.阳光透过窗户照进来。 rays of light streaming through the clouds透过云层照射下来的道道光线 2 of the body or a body part a : to produce a liquid continuously and often in large amounts流淌出；涌出 [no object] — usually + with Her eyes were streaming with tears.她的眼里流出眼泪。 [+ object] Her eyes streamed tears.她的眼里流出眼泪。 b [no object] : to be or become wet with a liquid流淌 His face streamed with sweat.他脸上淌着汗。 3 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to come or flow continuously to a place in large numbers涌；蜂拥 People streamed into the hall.人群涌入礼堂。 Immigrants streamed into the country.移民纷纷涌入这个国家。 Hundreds of letters streamed in from listeners.成百上千封听众来信纷纷涌来。 4 [no object] : to move freely in one direction especially in wind or water（尤指在风中或水中）飘动，流动 Her long hair streamed behind her as she ran.她奔跑时，长发在身后飘动。 5 [+ object] British : to group students in a particular grade according to their abilities and needs : track（将学生）按能力分组 Children were streamed according to ability.孩子们按能力水平被分成小组。
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