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I . streak [stri:k] N

1. streak (stripe):

streak
pasmo nt
streak in hair
pasemko nt
streak of light
smuga f

2. streak (tendency):

streak
an aggressive streak

II . streak [stri:k] VB trans

1. streak (make stripes):

2. streak (cover with streaks):

III . streak [stri:k] VB intr

1. streak (move fast):

streak
mknąć [perf po-]
to streak past sth

2. streak (run naked):

streak

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The face takes the must-have chronograph detail to sleek new levels and maintains that minimal streak through the indices and hands.
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She likes to think of herself as a tomboy, but her attractive looks and rebellious streak finds her many admirers.
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She had a rebellious streak and a strained relationship with her father since then.
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He had been unable to sleep off the pain of going through the worst losing streak of his career.
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They have really tinny and nasal voices and have lousy articulation; they talk a blue streak and don't let their guests get a word in edgewise!
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She has been described as a manipulative force of nature with a spiteful streak.
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After starting out 0-3, UVA went on a three game winning streak to a 3-3 record.
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Despite his perceived cowardice, he has a deadly streak.
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The difference is a broad streak of self-consciousness, but it rarely takes the fun out of the songs.
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Though he continues to play, and extends his consecutive-game streak to a seemingly insurmountable record, his physical condition continues its inexorable decline.
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