Streak | Mean of streak in English Dictionary

/ˈstriːk/

• Noun
• a long, thin mark that is a different color from its background
1. He left streaks where he wiped the glass.
2. The miners had streaks of coal dust on their faces.
• a quality that is noticeable especially because it is different from a person's other qualities
1. a streak of stubbornness = a stubborn streak
2. She has an adventurous/competitive streak in her.
3. He has a mean streak. [=a tendency to be mean]
• a period of repeated success or failure
1. a lucky streak
2. a streak of 11 straight victories
3. a winning/losing streak [=a series of wins/losses]
4. The team has recently been on a hot streak. [=the team has been winning a lot of games recently]

• a long, narrow area or flash of light
1. a streak of lightning/light
• Verb
• to make long lines of a different color on or in (something)
1. Tears streaked her face.
2. Her face was streaked with tears.
3. Her hair is streaked with gray.
• to go or move very quickly
1. A shooting star streaked across the sky.
2. A skateboarder streaked past us.
• to run through a public place naked in order to get attention