series in English: A number of things of the same kind that come one after another. (noun)

Translation

A number of things of the same kind that come one after another.

Word origin

From Latin series, meaning a row or a chain, from serere, to join together.

Gender

Pluralseriesirregular

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"A series of" means several things one after another.

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A "series" on television is a set of shows that belong together.

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The plural of "series" is also "series", with no extra letter.

set

To put something in a place, or to make it ready to use.

group

A number of people or things that are together or belong with each other.

order

To ask for food, drink, or goods to be brought to you.

line

A long thin mark, or a row of people or things one behind the other.

part

A piece or section of something bigger, not the whole of it.

serial

Happening or arranged in a series, one after another; also a story told in many parts.

episode

One part of a television or radio series.

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