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serially

/ˈsɪə.ri.ə.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera secuencial» o «uno tras otro». Se usa en contextos técnicos, especialmente en informática y electrónica, para describir la transmisión o el procesamiento de datos que ocurren en secuencia y no simultáneamente.

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adverb

/ˈsɪə.ri.ə.li/C1formaltechnical
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera secuencial» o «uno tras otro». Se usa en contextos técnicos, especialmente en informática y electrónica, para describir la transmisión o el procesamiento de datos que ocurren en secuencia y no simultáneamente.

An adverb meaning "in a series" or "one after another." It is used in technical contexts, particularly in computing and electronics, to describe data transmission or processing where elements occur sequentially rather than simultaneously.

  1. In a series or sequenceB2formal

    One after another in a particular order; consecutively.

    esEn serie

    • The episodes were released serially on the streaming platform.
    • The data was processed serially to avoid errors.
    • The chapters were published serially in the magazine.

    Sinónimosconsecutivelyone after anotherone by onesequentiallysuccessively

    Antónimosconcurrentlysimultaneouslytogether

  2. In a serial mannerC1formal

    Relating to or characteristic of a serial (e.g., a serial killer or serial publication).

    esDe manera serial

    • The criminal acted serially, targeting victims over several years.
    • The novel was originally published serially in a newspaper.
    • The tests were conducted serially to ensure consistency.

    Sinónimosconsecutivelyone after anothersequentiallysuccessively

Formas
  • more serially comparative form
  • most serially superlative form
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