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serial

/ˈsɪr.i.əl/

Tradução: Relativo a uma série ou disposto em forma de série; que ocorre em sequência ou em ordem., Substantivo que designa uma obra, como um programa de TV ou uma publicação periódica, veiculada ou publicada em partes ou episódios sucessivos, geralmente em intervalos regulares.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈsɪr.i.əl/B2formal
  • ptRelativo a uma série ou disposto em forma de série; que ocorre em sequência ou em ordem.

Relating to or arranged in a series; occurring in a sequence or succession.

  1. In regular succession without gapsB2formal

    Occurring one after another in a continuous sequence.

    ptSequencial

    • The serial numbers on the products are printed in order.
    • The data is stored in a serial format for easy retrieval.
    • The events happened in a serial manner, each following the last.

    Sinônimosconsecutivecontinuoussequentialsuccessiveunbrokenuninterrupted

  2. Composed in serial techniqueC1formal

    Relating to a musical composition technique using a fixed series of notes, especially in twelve-tone music.

    ptSerial

    • The composer used a serial technique in his latest symphony.
    • Serial music often sounds dissonant to untrained ears.
    • She studied the serial works of Schoenberg and Webern.
  3. Occurring in or producing a seriesB1formal

    Relating to something that happens or is produced in a series, such as a serial story or crime.

    ptSerial

    • The novel was published as a serial in a magazine.
    • The police are investigating a serial killer.
    • The TV show is a serial drama with multiple seasons.

    Sinônimosconsecutiveepisodicperiodicsequentialsuccessive

    Antônimosone-off

  4. Sequential performance of multiple operationsB2formal

    Relating to the execution of operations one after another, often in computing or manufacturing.

    ptSequencial

    • The computer processes data in a serial manner.
    • Serial processing is slower than parallel processing.
    • The assembly line uses serial operations to build the product.

    Sinônimosconsecutivelinearorderedsequentialsuccessive

    Antônimosconcurrentparallelsimultaneous

Formas
  • more serial comparative form
  • most serial superlative form
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noun

/ˈsɪə.ri.əl/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma obra, como um programa de TV ou uma publicação periódica, veiculada ou publicada em partes ou episódios sucessivos, geralmente em intervalos regulares.

A noun referring to a work, such as a television program or a periodical, that is published or broadcast in a series of installments at regular intervals.

  1. Serialized programB1formal

    A story or show published or broadcast in regular installments.

    ptSérie

    • The television network aired a popular crime serial every Thursday.
    • She binge-watched the entire serial over the weekend.
    • The author's new serial is being published in a magazine.

    Sinônimosserializationseries

  2. Periodical publicationB1formal

    A publication, such as a magazine or journal, that is issued at regular intervals.

    ptPublicação periódica

    • The library subscribes to several academic serials.
    • He published his research in a scientific serial.
    • The serial is released monthly and covers various topics.

    Sinônimosjournalmagazineperiodicalpublicationreview

Formas
  • serials plural form
  • serials' possessive plural form
  • serial's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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