Word Noun
miniseries
n.
countable
B2 Upper Intermediate US /ˈmɪniˌsɛɹiz/ UK /mˈɪnɪsəɹiz/ minis·eries
Definition
n.a television show that tells a whole story in just a few episodes. Unlike a regular series, it is not meant to continue for many years.
n.a television program that tells a complete story within a predetermined, limited number of episodes. Typically longer than a single film but shorter than a standard multi-season series.
Examples
“We watched the entire miniseries over the weekend.”
“The historical drama was produced as a six-part miniseries to ensure the complex plot remained faithful to the original novel.”
“While traditional television relies on open-ended narratives to secure renewals, the miniseries format allows creators to maintain a tight thematic focus and a definitive conclusion.”
Usage
The plural form is also 'miniseries'.
This entry
Level B2 · Upper Intermediate
Frequency Occasional
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