streakKK [ˈstrik] ｜ /ˈstrik/
GEPT 中高級
C1noun
a continuous run or unbroken series of events
He had a streak of bad luck, with one mishap after another.
連續；一連串
C1noun
a narrow mark that has a different color or texture than the surface it is on
There was a streak of paint on the wall where someone had accidentally brushed against it.
條紋；紋路
C1noun
a distinctive characteristic of something or someone
Her streak of creativity allowed her to consistently come up with unique and innovative ideas for the project.
C1noun
a sudden flash of light, such as lightning
During the thunderstorm, a bright streak of lightning lit up the entire sky.
C2verb
to mark with spots or lines of a different color than the surface it is on
After the storm, a streak of lightning lit up the night sky.
C2verb
to move quickly and without stopping in a straight line
The cheetah streaked across the savannah, chasing its prey with lightning speed.
C2verb
to run naked in a public place as a prank
While streaking may seem amusing to some, it is important to remember that it is illegal and can result in serious consequences.