streaming
Noun:
- The continuous flow or transmission of data (especially audio or video) over a computer network: "streaming" refers to a method of delivering multimedia content where it is played as it is being received, rather than being downloaded completely first.
- The act of flowing or moving in a continuous current: In a general sense, "streaming" can describe anything moving in a steady, continuous flow, like water or traffic.
Adjective:
- Relating to the transmission or reception of a continuous flow of data: Used to describe services, technology, or content that is delivered via streaming.
- Flowing or running in a continuous stream: Describing a liquid or substance that flows profusely.
Noun:
- The quality of the streaming depends on your internet speed.
- We watched the concert via live streaming.
Adjective:
- I prefer streaming services over traditional cable TV.
- She had streaming tears after hearing the sad news.
"Live streaming": broadcasting an event over the internet in real-time.
- The company will offer live streaming of the product launch.
"Streaming media": audio, video, or other multimedia that is constantly received by and presented to an end-user while being delivered by a provider.
- Streaming media has revolutionized how we consume entertainment.
Stream (verb/noun): To transmit or receive data in a continuous flow; a small, narrow river.
- The app allows you to stream music. (verb)
- We crossed a shallow stream. (noun)
Streamer (noun): A person who broadcasts live video over the internet; a long, narrow flag or ribbon.
- The popular game streamer has millions of followers.
- Broadcasting (for live content transmission).
- Flowing (for the general sense of continuous movement).
Stream from: to originate or be transmitted from a source.
- The data streams from a central server.
Streaming device: a hardware unit (like a stick or box) used to receive and play streaming content on a TV.
- I need to buy a new streaming device for my television.
"To come streaming in": to arrive in large numbers or quantities continuously.
- Donations began to come streaming in after the appeal.
"To go with the streaming": (a play on "go with the flow") to adapt to the prevailing method of consuming media or data.
- The industry had to go with the streaming to stay relevant.
- (computer science) using or relating to a form of continuous tape transport; used mainly to provide backup storage of unedited data
- streaming audio
- streaming video recording
- exuding a bodily fluid in profuse amounts
- his streaming face
- her streaming eyes
- the circulation of cytoplasm within a cell