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series

/ˈsɪə.riːz/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um conjunto de coisas, eventos ou pessoas semelhantes ou relacionados que vêm um após o outro, ou um conjunto de programas de televisão ou rádio com os mesmos personagens ou tema.

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noun

/ˈsɪə.riːz/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um conjunto de coisas, eventos ou pessoas semelhantes ou relacionados que vêm um após o outro, ou um conjunto de programas de televisão ou rádio com os mesmos personagens ou tema.

A noun referring to a number of similar or related events, items, or people coming one after another, or a set of related television or radio programmes.

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  1. Sequence of itemsA2formal

    A number of similar or related things coming one after another.

    ptSequência

    • This is the first book in the series.
    • They published a series of articles on climate change.
    • The series of events led to the final decision.

    Sinônimoschaincycleorderprogressionrowrunsequencesetstreakstringsuccessiontrain

  2. TV or radio programA2informal

    A set of related television or radio programs with the same characters or theme.

    ptSérie

    • I love watching that new series on Netflix.
    • The series finale was very emotional.
    • She binge-watched the entire series over the weekend.

    Sinônimosprogramserialshowtelevision program

  3. Sports competitionB1formalsport

    A set of games played between the same teams over several days or weeks.

    ptSérie de jogos

    • The baseball teams are playing a seven-game series.
    • England won the test series against Australia.
    • The World Series is the championship of Major League Baseball.
Formas
  • series plural form
  • series' possessive plural form
  • series's possessive singular form
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