Pronunciation: /ˈsɪəriːz/
noun a number of things, events, or people that are arranged in a sequence or order
A1 I watched a series of children's cartoons on TV.
A2 She is reading a series of mystery novels by the same author.
B1 The documentary series explores different cultures around the world.
B2 The historical drama series has won several awards for its acting and writing.
C1 The science fiction series has a dedicated fan base that analyzes every episode in detail.
C2 The fantasy series is being adapted into a major motion picture franchise.
adjective relating to or consisting of a series
A1 I watched a series of funny cartoons on TV.
A2 She bought a series of books to improve her English.
B1 The teacher assigned a series of exercises for homework.
B2 The company released a series of new products to attract customers.
C1 The museum curated a series of rare artifacts for the exhibition.
C2 The scientist conducted a series of experiments to test the hypothesis.
formal The scientist conducted a series of experiments to test his hypothesis.
informal We binge-watched the entire series in one weekend.
slang I'm hooked on that new series everyone's talking about.
figurative Life is a series of ups and downs, but we must keep moving forward.
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