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episodic

/ˌep.ɪˈsɒd.ɪk/

الترجمة: يصف ما يحدث في حلقات أو نوبات منفصلة، أو ما يتكوّن من أحداث أو مقاطع منفصلة وغير منتظمة.

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adjective

/ˌep.ɪˈsɒd.ɪk/C1formal
  • arيصف ما يحدث في حلقات أو نوبات منفصلة، أو ما يتكوّن من أحداث أو مقاطع منفصلة وغير منتظمة.

Describes something that occurs in separate episodes or is composed of distinct, often irregular, events or segments.

  1. Divided into episodesB2formal

    Relating to writing or narration that is composed of separate, distinct episodes or sections.

    arمُقسَّم إلى حلقات

    • The novel has an episodic structure, with each chapter telling a different story.
    • The TV series is episodic, with each episode focusing on a new adventure.
    • His storytelling is highly episodic, jumping between different time periods.

    المرادفاتsectionedsegmented

    الأضدادcoherentcontinuousintegratedunbrokenunified

  2. Occurring irregularlyB2formal

    Happening or appearing at irregular intervals, not continuously.

    arمتقطع الحدوث

    • The patient suffers from episodic headaches that come and go.
    • Episodic rainfall is common in this desert region.
    • His visits to the city are episodic, occurring only a few times a year.

    المرادفاتfitfulintermittentirregularoccasionalspasmodicsporadic

    الأضدادconstantcontinuousregularsteady

  3. Limited to a single eventC1formal

    Restricted in duration to a single episode or occurrence.

    arحادثي

    • The disorder is characterized by episodic memory loss.
    • The treatment focuses on managing episodic symptoms.
    • Episodic events like these are rare and isolated.

    الأضدادchronicconstantcontinuousongoingpersistent

الصيغ
  • more episodic comparative form
  • most episodic superlative form
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