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Traditional English :: serial
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serial.html - n. & adj. --n. 1 a story, play, or film which is published, broadcast, or shown in regular instalments. 2 a periodical. --adj. 1 of or in or forming a series. 2 (of a story etc.) in the form of a serial. 3 Mus. using transformations of a fixed series of notes (see SERIES ). 4 (of a publication) appearing in successive parts published usu. at regular intervals, periodical. serial killer a person who murders continuously with no apparent motive. serial number a number showing the position of an item in a series. serial rights the right to publish a story or book as a serial. seriality n. serially adv. [SERIES + -AL] |
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Traditional English :: serialist
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serial.html - n. a composer or advocate of serial music. |
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Traditional English :: serialize
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serial.html - v.tr. (also -ise) 1 publish or produce in instalments. 2 arrange in a series. 3 Mus. compose according to a serial technique. |
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Traditional English :: serial
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serial.html - n. & adj. --n. 1 a story, play, or film which is published, broadcast, or shown in regular instalments. 2 a periodical. --adj. 1 of or in or forming a series. 2 (of a story etc.) in the form of a serial. 3 Mus. using transformations of a fixed series of notes (see SERIES ). 4 (of a publication) appearing in successive parts published usu. at regular intervals, periodical. serial killer a person who murders continuously with no apparent motive. serial number a number showing the position of an item in a series. serial rights the right to publish a story or book as a serial. seriality n. serially adv. [SERIES + -AL] |
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Traditional English :: serialist
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serial.html - n. a composer or advocate of serial music. |
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Traditional English :: serialize
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serial.html - v.tr. (also -ise) 1 publish or produce in instalments. 2 arrange in a series. 3 Mus. compose according to a serial technique. |
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