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a small and narrow river that runs on or under the earth
a dominant or continuous sequence of events, ideas, or occurrences
a steady, ongoing flow of something, like information, data, or objects
a group of students who are taught together in the same class or classes, typically based on their academic ability or chosen subjects
BritishWhat is a "stream"?
A stream refers to a group of students who are placed together in the same class or classes, often based on their academic ability or the subjects they have chosen to study. Students in the same stream typically follow a similar learning path, with the curriculum tailored to their academic level or specific interests. This division allows schools to provide more targeted instruction, ensuring that students receive lessons suited to their strengths and areas of focus, such as science, arts, or humanities.
(of a liquid) to flow plentifully and without interruption
to play audio or video material from the Internet without needing to download the whole file on one's device
to flow or move freely in the wind, like hair or fabric
to release a lot of a liquid from the body, like sweat or tears
to move steadily in large numbers in the same direction
to send an audio or video directly over the internet with an uninterrupted flow
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