英语词汇“streak”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	streak
释义	Trends of streak View usage for: streak (striːk) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense streaks, present participle streaking, past tense, past participle streaked 1. countable noun A streak is a long stripe or mark on a surface which contrasts with the surface because itis a different colour. There are these dark streaks on the surface of the moon. The flames begin as a few streaks of red against the pale brown of the walls. Synonyms: band, line, strip, stroke More Synonyms of streak 2. verb If something streaks a surface, it makes long stripes or marks on the surface. Rain had begun to streak the window-panes. [VERB noun] Fine shades of grey streaked his dark hair. [VERB noun] His face was pale and streaked with dirt. [be VERB-ed + with] Synonyms: fleck, smear, daub, band More Synonyms of streak -streaked combining form in adjective Her bare feet were dirt-streaked and cracked with cold. ...soot-streaked silver trains. 3. countable noun [usually singular] If someone has a streak of a particular type of behaviour, they sometimes behave in that way. We're both alike–there is a streak of madness in us both. He's still got a mean streak. Synonyms: trace, touch, element, strain More Synonyms of streak 4. verb If something or someone streaks somewhere, they move there very quickly. A meteorite streaked across the sky. [VERB preposition/adverb] He got a near perfect start, streaking away from the pack. [VERB preposition/adverb] Synonyms: speed, fly, tear, sweep More Synonyms of streak 5. countable noun [adjective NOUN] A winning streak or a lucky streak is a continuous series of successes, for example in gambling or sport. A losing streak or an unlucky streak is a series of failures or losses. The casinos had better watch out since I'm obviously on a lucky streak! ...a losing streak that had extended back to June 1. streak in British English 1 (striːk) noun 1. a long thin mark, stripe, or trace of some contrasting colour 2. a. (of lightning) a sudden flash b. (as modifier) streak lightning 3. an element or trace, as of some quality or characteristic 4. a strip, vein, or layer fatty streaks 5. a short stretch or run, esp of good or bad luck 6. mineralogy the powdery mark made by a mineral when rubbed on a hard or rough surface: its colour is an important distinguishing characteristic 7. bacteriology the inoculation of a solid culture medium by drawing a wire contaminated with the microorganisms across it 8. informal an act or the practice of running naked through a public place verb 9. (transitive) to mark or daub with a streak or streaks 10. (intransitive) to form streaks or become streaked 11. (intransitive) to move rapidly in a straight line 12. (intransitive) informal to run naked through a crowd of people in a public place in order to shock or amuse them Derived forms streaked adjective streaker (ˈstreaker) noun streaklike (ˈstreakˌlike) adjective Word origin Old English strica, related to Old Frisian strike, Old High German strih, Norwegian, Swedish strika streak in British English 2 (striːk) noun a variant spelling of strake (sense 2) streak in American English (strik) noun 1. a line or long, thin mark; stripe or smear, generally differing in color or texture from the surrounding area 2. a ray of light or a flash, as of lightning 3. a vein or stratum of a mineral 4. a layer, as of fat in meat 5. a strain, element, or tendency in behavior, temperament, etc.; trait a jealous streak 6. US a period, spell, or series a streak of bad luck, a streak of losses 7. Bacteriology an inoculum placed, as in a line, on a solid culture medium 8. Mineralogy a colored line of powder produced by rubbing a mineral over a hard, white surface (streak plate): it serves as a distinguishing character verb transitive 9. to make streaks on or in; mark with streaks 10. to make usually lighter streaks in (hair) with a coloring agent verb intransitive 11. to form streaks; become streaked 12. to move at high speed; go fast; hurry 13. US to dash naked in public as a prank Idioms: like a streak Derived forms streaker (ˈstreaker) noun Word origin ME streke < OE strica: for IE base see strike More idioms containing streak talk a blue streak COBUILD Collocations streak competitive streak mean streak nasty streak rebellious streak stubborn streak Examples of 'streak' in a sentence streak It gives you instant colour with no streaks or stains. The Sun (2012) Should we expect another hot streak of form? The Sun (2015) We are definitely on a lucky streak. The Sun (2015) The large flowers have five notched pink petals with dark purple streaks on them. Times, Sunday Times (2015) She has a pink streak in her hair along her parting. Times, Sunday Times (2011) How many streaks of lightning in each burst? Porush, David A Short Guide to Writing About Science (1995) My quick tongue and little mean streak kept them slightly fearful. Christianity Today (2000) It has been said that the figures reflect streaks of form rather than consistency. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This shows that a manager has had a couple of lucky streaks but cannot produce consistently good performance. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Take random sections from the bottom layer of your hair and apply the colour in streaks or just at the tips. The Sun (2013) Then panic streaks across her face. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The soil is streaked with red. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Still, he is on something of a streak. Times, Sunday Times (2011) When we turned for home, we were able to streak away a little. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Perspective Woods has more important thoughts than continuing his winning streak. Times, Sunday Times (2008) There was a streak of the gambler in Horton. Times, Sunday Times (2012) They circle round once or twice, then streak away into the distance. Times, Sunday Times (2009) She was wearing vaguely unbuttoned overalls, carrying a spanner and had oil streaks on her face. Times, Sunday Times (2014) That's the medical term for a white streak in your hair. The Sun (2015) As soon as he realised he'd hit a winning streak he placed as many bets as the site would allow. The Sun (2012) In other languages streak British English: streak NOUN A streak is a long stripe or mark on a surface which contrasts with the surface because it is a different colour. There are these dark streaks on the surface of the moon. American English: streak Brazilian Portuguese: listra Chinese: 条纹 European Spanish: veta French: raie German: Streifen Italian: striscia Japanese: 筋 Korean: > 줄바탕과 대조되는 European Portuguese: listra Latin American Spanish: veta All related terms of 'streak' blue streak anything regarded as like a streak of lightning in speed , vividness, etc. mean streak If someone has a streak of a particular type of behaviour, they sometimes behave in that way. losing streak a succession of losses or defeats nasty streak If someone has a streak of a particular type of behaviour , they sometimes behave in that way. yellow streak a cowardly or weak trait , characteristic, or flaw in a person's nature stubborn streak If someone has a streak of a particular type of behaviour, they sometimes behave in that way. competitive streak If someone has a streak of a particular type of behaviour, they sometimes behave in that way. like a streak at high speed ; swiftly rebellious streak If someone has a streak of a particular type of behaviour, they sometimes behave in that way. streak lightning lightning in which there is a sudden flash from what appears to be a single main line talk a blue streak to talk a lot and very fast Chinese translation of 'streak' streak (striːk) n (c) (= stripe) 条(條)纹(紋) (tiáowén) (in hair) 缕(縷) (lǚ) [of madness, jealousy etc] 个(個)性特征(徵) (gèxìng tèzhēng) vt 在 ... 上留下条(條)纹(紋) (zài ... shang liúxià tiáowén) vi to streak past 划(劃)过(過) (huáguò) to have streaks in one's hair 头(頭)发(發)有不同颜(顏)色的条(條)缕(縷) (tóufa yǒu bùtóng yánsè de tiáolǚ) a winning/losing streak 接连(連)赢(贏)/失败(敗) (jiēlián yíng/shībài) to be streaked with sth 夹(夾)杂(雜)着(著)某物 (jiāzázhe mǒuwù) 1 (noun) in the sense of band There are these dark streaks on the surface of the moon. Synonyms band bands of natural vegetation between strips of crops line Draw a line down the centre of the page. strip Serve with strips of fresh raw vegetables. stroke Fill in gaps by using short, upward strokes of the pencil. layer slash vein a rich deep vein of copper in the rock stripe a white stripe down the sides smear a smear of gravy 2 (noun) in the sense of trace Definition a quality or characteristic He's still got a mean streak. Synonyms trace Wash them in cold water to remove all traces of sand. touch She thought she might have a touch of flu. element There is an element of truth in his accusation. strain There was a strain of bitterness in his voice. dash Add a dash of balsamic vinegar. vein The song has a vein of black humour running through it. 1 (verb) in the sense of fleck Definition to mark (something) with a streak or streaks Rain had begun to streak the window pains. Synonyms fleck patches of red paint which flecked her blouse smear Smear a little olive oil over the inside of the salad bowl. daub They daubed paint on the wall. band slash stripe striate 2 (verb) in the sense of speed Definition to move quickly in a straight line A meteorite streaked across the sky. Synonyms speed The engine noise rises only slightly as I speed along. fly I flew downstairs. tear The door flew open and she tore into the room. sweep The car swept past the gate house. flash Cars flashed by every few minutes. barrel (along) (informal, mainly US, Canadian) whistle sprint He sprinted to the car. dart She darted away through the trees. zoom A police car zoomed by. whizz (informal) A car whizzed past. hurtle A pretty young girl came hurtling down the stairs. burn rubber (informal) move like greased lightning (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of dart Definition to move or throw swiftly and suddenly She darted away through the trees. Synonyms dash, run, race, shoot, fly, speed, spring, tear, rush, bound, flash, hurry, sprint, bolt, hasten, whizz, haste, flit, scoot in the sense of dash Definition a small amount Add a dash of balsamic vinegar. Synonyms drop, little, bit, shot (informal), touch, spot (British), suggestion, trace, hint, pinch, sprinkling, tot, trickle, nip, tinge, soupçon in the sense of daub Definition to smear (paint or mud) quickly or carelessly over a surface They daubed paint on the wall. Synonyms smear, dirty, splatter, stain, spatter, sully, deface, smirch, begrime, besmear, bedaub, paint, coat, stain, plaster, slap on (informal) Synonyms of 'streak' streak Explore 'streak' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of element Definition a degree There is an element of truth in his accusation. Synonyms trace, suggestion, hint, dash, suspicion, tinge, smattering, soupçon in the sense of flash Definition to move very fast Cars flashed by every few minutes. Synonyms speed, race, shoot, fly, tear, sweep, dash, barrel (along) (informal), whistle, sprint, bolt, streak, dart, zoom, burn rubber (informal) in the sense of fly Definition to move very quickly or suddenly I flew downstairs. Synonyms rush, race, shoot, career, speed, tear, dash, hurry, barrel (along) (informal), sprint, bolt, dart, zoom, hare (British, informal), hasten, whizz (informal), scoot, scamper, burn rubber (informal), be off like a shot (informal) in the sense of hurtle Definition to move very quickly or violently A pretty young girl came hurtling down the stairs. Synonyms rush, charge, race, shoot, fly, speed, tear, crash, plunge, barrel (along) (informal), scramble, spurt, stampede, scoot, burn rubber (informal), rush headlong, go hell for leather (informal) in the sense of line Definition a continuous length without breadth Draw a line down the centre of the page. Synonyms stroke, mark, rule, score, bar, band, channel, dash, scratch, slash, underline, streak, stripe, groove in the sense of smear Definition a dirty mark or smudge a smear of gravy Synonyms smudge, daub, streak, blot, blotch, splotch, smirch in the sense of smear Definition to apply (a greasy or sticky substance) thickly Smear a little olive oil over the inside of the salad bowl. Synonyms spread over, daub, rub on, cover, coat, plaster, bedaub in the sense of sprint Definition to run or cycle a short distance at top speed He sprinted to the car. Synonyms run, race, shoot, tear, dash, barrel (along) (informal, US, Canadian), dart, hare (British, informal), whizz (informal), scamper, hotfoot, go like a bomb (British, New Zealand, informal), put on a burst of speed, go at top speed in the sense of strain Definition a trace or streak There was a strain of bitterness in his voice. Synonyms trace, suggestion, suspicion, tendency, streak, trait in the sense of strip Definition a long narrow piece of something Serve with strips of fresh raw vegetables. Synonyms piece, shred, bit, band, slip, belt, tongue, ribbon, fillet, swathe Additional synonyms in the sense of stripe Definition a long band of colour that differs from the surrounding material a white stripe down the sides Synonyms band, line, streak, marking, mark, rule, score, bar, flash, blaze in the sense of stroke Definition a mark made by a pen or paintbrush Fill in gaps by using short, upward strokes of the pencil. Synonyms mark, line, slash in the sense of sweep Definition to move smoothly and quickly The car swept past the gate house. Synonyms sail, pass, fly, tear, zoom, glide, skim, scud, hurtle in the sense of tear Definition to hurry or rush The door flew open and she tore into the room. Synonyms rush, run, charge, race, shoot, fly, career, speed, belt (slang), dash, hurry, barrel (along) (informal, US, Canadian), sprint, bolt, dart, gallop, zoom, burn rubber (informal) in the sense of touch Definition a small amount She thought she might have a touch of flu. Synonyms bit, spot (British), trace, drop, taste, suggestion, hint, dash, suspicion, pinch, smack, small amount, tinge, whiff, jot, speck, smattering, intimation, tincture in the sense of vein Definition a clearly defined layer of ore or mineral in rock a rich deep vein of copper in the rock Synonyms seam, layer, stratum, course, current, bed, deposit, streak, stripe, lode in the sense of vein Definition a distinctive trait or quality in speech or writing The song has a vein of black humour running through it. Synonyms streak, element, thread, suggestion, strain, trace, hint, dash, trait, sprinkling, nuance, smattering in the sense of whizz Definition to move or go quickly A car whizzed past. Synonyms speed, race, career, hurtle, bomb, tear, rush, flash, belt (slang), zoom in the sense of zoom Definition to move very rapidly A police car zoomed by. Synonyms speed, shoot, fly, tear, rush, flash, dash, barrel (along) (informal, US, Canadian), buzz, streak, hare (British, informal), zip (informal), whizz (informal), hurtle, pelt, burn rubber (informal)
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