Summary
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- streamer:
- stream:
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Wiktionary:
- streamer → serpentina
- streamer → faja, cinta, cubierta, flauta
- stream → corriente, flujo, arroyo
- stream → río, afluir, correr, fluir, arroyo, riachuelo, manar, chorrear, corriente, caer la lluvia a cántaros, llover a cántaros, llover a chorros
English
Detailed Translations for streamer from English to Spanish
streamer:
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the streamer (paper snake; paper streamer; confetti)
– long strip of cloth or paper used for decoration or advertising 1la serpentina
Translation Matrix for streamer:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
serpentina | confetti; paper snake; paper streamer; streamer | |
- | banner; pennant; pennon; waft | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | banderol; banderole; banner |
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Wiktionary Translations for streamer:
streamer
Cross Translation:
noun
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- streamer → serpentina
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• streamer | → faja; cinta; cubierta | ↔ bandeau — bande qui sert à ceindre le front et la tête. |
• streamer | → flauta | ↔ flûte — (musique) instrument à vent sous forme de tuyau percer d’orifices. De l’air souffler est mis en vibration par un biseau disposé près de l’embouchure du tuyau dont la longueur est déterminée par le nombre et la taille d’orifices disposés sur le [[corps |
stream:
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the stream (brook; rivulet; creek)
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the stream (river)
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the stream (flood; high water; influx; inflow)
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the stream (inflow; influx)
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the stream (data stream)
– The flow of data from a source to a single receiver that flows through a channel, as opposed to packets, which may be addressed and routed independently, possibly to multiple recipients. 2 -
the stream
– Digital media that is delivered in a continuous flow across a network. 2 -
the stream
– Packets delivered by a Windows Media server that are consumed by clients without caching. For a Web server with Smooth Streaming installed, the experience is similar, except that the data can be cached by clients, though this can be prevented by applying Cache Control header directives in the Smooth Streaming feature. 2 -
the stream
– An abstraction of a sequence of bytes, such as a file, an I/O device, an inter-process communication pipe, a TCP/IP socket, or a spooled print job. The relationship between streams and storages in a compound file is similar to that of files and folders. 2
Conjugations for stream:
present
- stream
- stream
- streams
- stream
- stream
- stream
simple past
- streamed
- streamed
- streamed
- streamed
- streamed
- streamed
present perfect
- have streamed
- have streamed
- has streamed
- have streamed
- have streamed
- have streamed
past continuous
- was streaming
- were streaming
- was streaming
- were streaming
- were streaming
- were streaming
future
- shall stream
- will stream
- will stream
- shall stream
- will stream
- will stream
continuous present
- am streaming
- are streaming
- is streaming
- are streaming
- are streaming
- are streaming
subjunctive
- be streamed
- be streamed
- be streamed
- be streamed
- be streamed
- be streamed
diverse
- stream!
- let's stream!
- streamed
- streaming
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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stream
Cross Translation:
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• stream | → río | ↔ stroom — rivier, beek |
• stream | → afluir; correr; fluir | ↔ stromen — voortbewegen van vloeistoffen |
• stream | → arroyo; riachuelo | ↔ Bach — kleiner, natürlicher Wasserlauf |
• stream | → manar; chorrear | ↔ couler — Traductions à trier suivant le sens |
• stream | → corriente | ↔ courant — Déplacement ordonné d’un fluide |
• stream | → caer la lluvia a cántaros; llover a cántaros; llover a chorros | ↔ pleuvoir à verse — Pleuvoir très fort |
• stream | → arroyo | ↔ ruisseau — géographie|fr cours d’eau d’une largeur trop peu considérable pour recevoir le nom de rivière. |