0 a small river -- courant [ masculine ]
a rocky stream un torrent
1 a series of things that happen or appear quickly, one after another -- flot [ masculine ]
a steady stream of visitors un flot régulier de visiteurs
a stream of apologies un flot d’excuses
2 a continuous flow or movement of sth -- flot [ masculine ]
He exhaled a stream of smoke. Il exhala une bouffée de fumée.
3 a group of students of similar ability -- groupe [ masculine ] de niveau
4 to flow continuously -- couler
Tears streamed down her face. Les larmes coulaient/ruisselaient le long de son visage.
5 (of a series of things or events) to happen or appear quickly, one after another -- affluer
People streamed out of the theater. Les gens affluaient à la sortie du théâtre.
Questions have streamed in from listeners. Les questions affluaient des auditeurs.
6 to transfer data to a computer so that it can be used as it is downloaded -- charger
7 to put students in groups according to ability -- rasembler en groupes de niveau
10 the current of a river etc -- courant
He was swimming against the stream.
11 in schools, one of the classes into which children of the same age are divided according to ability. -- classe de niveau
12 to flow -- ruisseler, sortir à flots
13 to divide schoolchildren into classes according to ability -- répartir par niveau
Many people disapprove of streaming (children) in schools.
Rampant bureaucracy and a never-ending stream of security measures will not contribute to security, but to inconvenience for air passengers.
So, high-speed train operability will, as high-speed trains become more extensive, enter the main stream of political vocabulary.
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