Streak: meaning, definitions and examples
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streak
[ striːk ]
sports
A continuous period of success or luck, especially in a competition.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She is on a winning streak in tennis tournaments.
- The team is currently on a winning streak of 10 games.
Translations
Translations of the word "streak" in other languages:
🇵🇹 sequência
- série
- risca
🇮🇳 लकीर
- धारा
- सहस्राब्दी
🇩🇪 Streifen
- Serie
- Strähne
🇮🇩 garis
- rangkaian
- jalur
🇺🇦 смуга
- серія
- послідовність
🇵🇱 pasek
- seria
- pasmo
🇯🇵 連続
- ひと続き
- ストリーク
🇫🇷 série
- séquence
- raie
🇪🇸 racha
- serie
- línea
🇹🇷 şerit
- dizi
- çizgi
🇰🇷 연속
- 줄
- 스트릭
🇸🇦 خط
- سلسلة
- شريط
🇨🇿 pruh
- série
- řada
🇸🇰 pruh
- séria
- rad
🇨🇳 连胜
- 系列
- 条纹
🇸🇮 serija
- niz
- proga
🇮🇸 röð
- rönd
- röð af sigrum
🇰🇿 жолақ
- қатар
- жүлде
🇬🇪 შვარი
- სერია
- ზოლი
🇦🇿 zolaq
- sıra
- ardıcıl
🇲🇽 racha
- serie
- línea
Word origin
The word 'streak' originated from Old English strica, meaning a line, mark, or stroke. Over time, it evolved to also represent a continuous period of success or luck. The verb form of 'streak' developed from the idea of moving very fast in a specific direction, similar to a streak of light or color.