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Detailed Translations for streaming from English to French

streaming:

streaming adj

  1. streaming (fluently; fluent; smooth)
    courant; fluide; coulant

streaming [the ~] nom

  1. the streaming
    – A method of delivering digital media across a network in a continuous flow. The digital media is played by client software as it is received. Typically, streaming makes it unnecessary for users to download a file before playing it. 1
    diffusion en continu

Translation Matrix for streaming:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
courant brook; creek; current; drift; electricity; intellectual propensity; intellectual trend; ocean current; river; rivulet; stream; streamlet
fluide fluid; humidity; juice; liquid; moistness; moisture
- cyclosis
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
diffusion en continu streaming
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
coulant fluent; fluently; smooth; streaming accommodating; complaisant; compliant; cooperative; docile; flexible; obedient; obliging; pliable; ready; servient; simple to operate; submissive; tolerant; tractable; willing; yielding
courant fluent; fluently; smooth; streaming acceptable; circulating; common; commonly; continuous; current; customary; habitual; jogging; mean; non stop; normal; ordinarily; ordinary; pedestrian; plain; present; quite common; running; running a race; trough; usual; vile
fluide fluent; fluently; smooth; streaming

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Synonyms for "streaming":


Related Definitions for "streaming":

  1. (computer science) using or relating to a form of continuous tape transport; used mainly to provide backup storage of unedited data2
    • streaming audio2
    • streaming video recording2
  2. exuding a bodily fluid in profuse amounts2
    • his streaming face2
    • her streaming eyes2
  3. the circulation of cytoplasm within a cell2
  4. A method of delivering digital media across a network in a continuous flow. The digital media is played by client software as it is received. Typically, streaming makes it unnecessary for users to download a file before playing it.1

Wiktionary Translations for streaming:

streaming
noun
  1. (term, Audiovisuel-Télécommunications) Procédé permettant de diffuser un programme par Internet avant son téléchargement complet.
  2. Le fait de ruisseler ; le produit de cette action.
  3. Le fait de ruisseler.

streaming form of stream:

stream [the ~] nom

  1. the stream (brook; rivulet; creek)
    le ruisseau; le courant; le flot
  2. the stream (river)
    la rivière; le fleuve; le courant
  3. the stream (flood; high water; influx; inflow)
    la marée haute; le flot; le torrent; la rivière; la marée montante; le fleuve
  4. the stream (inflow; influx)
    l'affluence; l'afflux
  5. 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. 1
    flux de données
  6. the stream
    – Digital media that is delivered in a continuous flow across a network. 1
    le flux; flux de données
  7. 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. 1
    le flux
  8. 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. 1
    le flux

to stream verbe (streams, streamed, streaming)

  1. to stream (flow; run)
    couler; s'écouler
    • couler verbe (coule, coules, coulons, coulez, )
    • s'écouler verbe
  2. to stream (result; course; flow)
    resulter de; découler de
  3. to stream
    – To transfer data continuously, beginning to end, in a steady flow. 1
    transmettre en continu

Conjugations for stream:

present
  1. stream
  2. stream
  3. streams
  4. stream
  5. stream
  6. stream
simple past
  1. streamed
  2. streamed
  3. streamed
  4. streamed
  5. streamed
  6. streamed
present perfect
  1. have streamed
  2. have streamed
  3. has streamed
  4. have streamed
  5. have streamed
  6. have streamed
past continuous
  1. was streaming
  2. were streaming
  3. was streaming
  4. were streaming
  5. were streaming
  6. were streaming
future
  1. shall stream
  2. will stream
  3. will stream
  4. shall stream
  5. will stream
  6. will stream
continuous present
  1. am streaming
  2. are streaming
  3. is streaming
  4. are streaming
  5. are streaming
  6. are streaming
subjunctive
  1. be streamed
  2. be streamed
  3. be streamed
  4. be streamed
  5. be streamed
  6. be streamed
diverse
  1. stream!
  2. let's stream!
  5. streamed
  6. streaming
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for stream:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
affluence inflow; influx; stream crowd; flow; gathering; group; influx; mob; multitude; rush; squash; stampede
afflux inflow; influx; stream inflow; influx
couler draining away; flowing away; running away
courant brook; creek; river; rivulet; stream current; drift; electricity; intellectual propensity; intellectual trend; ocean current; streamlet
fleuve flood; high water; inflow; influx; river; stream
flot brook; creek; flood; high water; inflow; influx; rivulet; stream breaker; streamlet; tidal wave
flux stream Flow dimension member; RSS feed; XML feed; cloud burst; current; drift; feed; flooding; flow; inundation; rivers; streams; syndicated content; web feed
marée haute flood; high water; inflow; influx; stream cloud burst; flood; high water
marée montante flood; high water; inflow; influx; stream
rivière flood; high water; inflow; influx; river; stream
ruisseau brook; creek; rivulet; stream gutter; streamlet
torrent flood; high water; inflow; influx; stream cloud burst
- current; flow; watercourse
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
couler flow; run; stream be going down hill; come down in torrents; drain away; drain off; drip; drop; fall; flee; flow; flow away; fly; galvanise; galvanize; go under; gush; leak away; perish; pitter; pour; prolapse; run; sag; set; sink; submerge; subside; succumb; suffer; trickle; tumble
découler de course; flow; result; stream
resulter de course; flow; result; stream
s'écouler flow; run; stream come down in torrents; drain off; elapse; expire; flee; flow; flow away; fly; go by; gush; pass; pour; run
transmettre en continu stream
- pelt; pour; pullulate; rain buckets; rain cats and dogs; swarm; teem; well out
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
flux de données data stream; stream data feed; data flow; dataflow
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
s'écouler issue
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
courant acceptable; circulating; common; commonly; continuous; current; customary; fluent; fluently; habitual; jogging; mean; non stop; normal; ordinarily; ordinary; pedestrian; plain; present; quite common; running; running a race; smooth; streaming; trough; usual; vile

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Synonyms for "stream":


Related Definitions for "stream":

  1. the act of flowing or streaming; continuous progression2
  2. a steady flow of a fluid (usually from natural causes)2
    • the raft floated downstream on the current2
    • he felt a stream of air2
    • the hose ejected a stream of water2
  3. dominant course (suggestive of running water) of successive events or ideas2
    • two streams of development run through American history2
    • stream of consciousness2
  4. a natural body of running water flowing on or under the earth2
  5. something that resembles a flowing stream in moving continuously2
    • a stream of people emptied from the terminal2
  6. exude profusely2
    • She was streaming with sweat2
    • His nose streamed blood2
  7. move in large numbers2
  8. flow freely and abundantly2
    • Tears streamed down her face2
  9. to extend, wave or float outward, as if in the wind2
    • their manes streamed like stiff black pennants in the wind2
  10. rain heavily2
  11. To transfer data continuously, beginning to end, in a steady flow.1
  12. 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.1
  13. Digital media that is delivered in a continuous flow across a network.1
  14. 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.1
  15. 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.1

Wiktionary Translations for stream:

stream
noun
  1. small river
  2. any steady flow or succession of material
  3. (sciences) moving water
    • stream → cours d'eau
  4. (education) division of a school year
stream
verb
  1. Traductions à trier suivant le sens
  2. Pleuvoir très fort
noun
  1. Déplacement ordonné d’un fluide
  2. Tout type d’eau vive entre une source et une embouchure ou un delta.
  3. géographie|fr cours d’eau d’une largeur trop peu considérable pour recevoir le nom de rivière.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• stream → courant; rivière; torrent ↔ stroom — rivier, beek
• stream → couler ↔ stromen — voortbewegen van vloeistoffen
• stream → ruisseau; ruisselet; ru ↔ Bach — kleiner, natürlicher Wasserlauf
• stream → eaux courantes ↔ Fließgewässer — ein fließendes Gewässer, wobei sowohl natürliche als auch künstliche Wasserlauf gemeint sein können, insofern diese ein Gefälle aufweisen; größere, von Flüssen durchflossene Seen werden meist nicht als Fließgewässer angesehen







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