Serials
Pronunciation: /ˈsɪˌriːəl/
Serials (noun)
- A story shown or broadcast in parts over time.
- A story published in parts in a magazine or newspaper.
Examples
- The serial kept the audience engaged every week.
- She never missed an episode of her favorite serial.
Common collocations: watch a serial, popular serial, read a serial, monthly serial, serial number
Serials (adjective)
- Happening one after another in a sequence.
- Doing the same thing many times, often in a negative way.
Examples
- The serial numbers were printed on each ticket.
- He arranged the files in serial order.