streak
streak
strik
strik
British pronunciation
/stɹˈiːk/

Definition & Meaning of "streak"in English

to streak
01

to move swiftly in a specified direction, leaving a visible trail or mark

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With a burst of speed, the athlete streaked past the finish line, securing the victory.
02

to form or cover with lines, spots, or blotches of color

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The marble countertop was streaked with veins of white and gray.
03

to run naked through a public place as a prank, protest, or thrill

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A group of students decided to streak across the campus lawn.
Streak
01

a consecutive series of repeated actions or behaviors forming a consistent pattern or routine

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She maintained a winning streak of ten games in a row.
02

a narrow line, stripe, or marking of a different color or texture from the surrounding area

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The marble countertop had a streak of white running through it.
03

a notable quality, often a habitual tendency

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He has a streak of stubbornness that comes out in debates.
04

a brief, narrow flash of light or energy

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A streak of lightning lit up the night sky.
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