n.[C]

1. 小河，溪流
2. 流；流动[（+of）]
   People kept coming in streams.

   人们川流不息地到来。

3. 光线；（光的）束，道
4. 潮流；趋势[S1]
   He always goes with the stream.

   他总是顺应潮流。

5. 【英】将学生按能力分成的组

vi.[Q]

1. 流，流动；淌
   The pipe broke and water streamed onto the floor.

   水管破裂，水流到地板上。

2. 涌入，涌进；川流不息
   Blood streamed from the wound.

   血从伤口流出。

3. 飘动，飘扬

vt.

1. 流出；涌出
   Her nose streamed blood.

   她的鼻子淌血。

2. 使飘动
3. 【英】将（学生）按能力分组

n.

1. a small, narrow river.
2. a continuous flow of liquid, air, gas, people, or things.
   ▸Computing  a continuous flow of data, especially video and audio material, relayed over the Internet.
3. Brit. a group in which schoolchildren of the same age and ability are taught.

v.

1. (of liquid) run in a continuous flow.
   ▸(of a mass of people or things) move in a continuous flow.
   ▸ [often as noun streaming] Computing  relay (data, especially video and audio material) over the Internet as a steady, continuous stream.
2. run with tears, sweat, or other liquid.
3. float at full extent in the wind.
4. Brit. put (schoolchildren) in streams.