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/se.ʁi/
Translation
series, TV series
Word origin
From Latin series ('a row, a chain, a succession'), from serere ('to join, to link together'). The same root gives English 'series' and 'serial'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- series
- English cognates
- series, serial
Grammar
Examples
tous .
We watch a new series every evening.
Cette .
This series already has five seasons.
mésaventures cette .
He went through a series of mishaps this week.
télévisée tous '.
The television series broke all the viewing records.
.
The numbers form a logical series that is easy to remember.
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