episode

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɛp.ɪ.səʊd/
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• General-American: /ˈɛp.ə.soʊd/
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• Australian: /ˈep.ɪ.səʉd/
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• rhymes with -əʊd
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• CMU ARPABET: EH1 P AH0 S OW2 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: EH1 P IH0 S OW2 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From French épisode, from New Latin *epīsodium, from Ancient Greek ἐπεισόδιον (epeisódion, “a parenthetic addition, episode”), neuter of ἐπεισόδιος (epeisódios, “following upon the entrance, coming in besides, adventitious”), from ἐπί (epí, “on”) + εἰς (eis, “into”) + ὁδός (hodós, “way”).

170 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: حَادِثَة (ḥādiṯa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Arabic: وَاقِعَة (wāqiʕa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Azerbaijani: vaqiə — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Azerbaijani: hadisə — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Bashkir: ваҡиға (vaqiğa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Basque: gertaera — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Belarusian: эпізо́д (epizód) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Belarusian: падзе́я (padzjéja) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Bulgarian: слу́чка (slúčka) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Bulgarian: епизо́д (epizód) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Bulgarian: съби́тие (sǎbítie) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Catalan: episodi — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Chinese Mandarin: 事件 (shìjiàn) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Chinese Mandarin: 插曲 (chāqǔ) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Danish: episode — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Danish: hændelse — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Dutch: gebeuren — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Dutch: episode — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Finnish: tapaus — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Finnish: episodi — incident or action connected with a series of events
• French: épisode — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Galician: episodio — incident or action connected with a series of events
• German: Episode — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Greek: επεισόδιο (epeisódio) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Hungarian: esemény — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Hungarian: epizód — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Icelandic: atvik — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Indonesian: episode — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Irish: eachtra — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Irish: teagmhas — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Italian: episodio — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Japanese: 出来事 (dekigoto) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Japanese: 挿話 (sōwa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Japanese: エピソード (episōdo) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Japanese: 逸話 (itsuwa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Kazakh: оқиға (oqiğa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Korean: 사건 (sageon) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Korean: 삽화 (saphwa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Korean: 일화 (ilhwa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Korean: 에피소드 (episodeu) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Kyrgyz: окуя (okuya) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Mongolian: тохиолдол (toxioldol) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Mongolian: тохиол (toxiol) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Iranian Persian: واقِعِه (vâġe'e) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Iranian Persian: حادِثِه (hâdese) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Polish: epizod — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Portuguese: episódio — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Russian: эпизо́д (epizód) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Russian: слу́чай (slúčaj) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Russian: собы́тие (sobýtije) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Russian: происше́ствие (proisšéstvije) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Slovene: epizoda — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Spanish: episodio — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Spanish: incidente — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Swedish: episod — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Tajik: воқеа (voqea) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Tajik: ҳодиса (hodisa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Tatar: вакыйга (waqıyğa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Telugu: ఉపకథ (upakatha) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Turkish: epizot — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Turkmen: hadysa — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Turkmen: waka — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Ukrainian: епізо́д (epizód) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Ukrainian: поді́я (podíja) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Urdu: وَاقِعَہ (vāqi'a) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Urdu: حادِثَہ (hādisa) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Uyghur: ۋەقە (weqe) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Uyghur: ھادىسە (hadise) — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Uzbek: voqea — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Uzbek: hodisa — incident or action connected with a series of events
• Albanian: episod — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Arabic: حَلْقَة (ḥalqa) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Arabic: حَلَقَة (ḥalaqa) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Arabic: جُزْء (juzʔ) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Arabic: حَلقة (ḥalga, ḥalaga) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Armenian: դրվագ (drvag) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Armenian: էպիզոդ (ēpizod) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Belarusian: эпізо́д (epizód) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Belarusian: се́рыя (sjéryja) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Belarusian: сэ́рыя (séryja) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Bengali: পর্ব (porbo) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Bulgarian: епизо́д (epizód) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Catalan: capítol — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Catalan: episodi — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Chinese Mandarin: 集 (jí) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Czech: epizoda — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Danish: afsnit — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Danish: del — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Dutch: aflevering — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Esperanto: epizodo — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Estonian: episood — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Estonian: osa — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Faroese: partur — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Finnish: jakso — instalment of a drama told in parts
• French: épisode — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Galician: episodio — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Georgian: ეპიზოდი (eṗizodi) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• German: Episode — instalment of a drama told in parts
• German: Folge — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Greek: επεισόδιο (epeisódio) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Hebrew: פֶּרֶק (pérek) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Hindi: एपिसोड (episoḍ) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Hindi: उपकथा (upakthā) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Hindi: प्रकरण (prakraṇ) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Hindi: कड़ी (kaṛī) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Hungarian: rész — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Hungarian: epizód — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Icelandic: þáttur — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Irish: eagrán — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Irish: eipeasóid — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Irish: clár — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Italian: episodio — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Japanese: エピソード (episōdo) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Japanese: 回 (kai) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Kazakh: эпизод (épizod) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Korean: 에피소드 (episodeu) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Korean: 회 (hoe) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Kyrgyz: эпизод (epizod) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Latvian: epizode — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Lithuanian: epizodas — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Macedonian: епизо́да (epizóda) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Malay: episod — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Māori: wāhanga — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Mongolian: анги (angi) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Norwegian Bokmål: episode — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Norwegian Nynorsk: episode — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Iranian Persian: اِپیزود (epizod) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Iranian Persian: قِسْمَت (ġesmat) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Iranian Persian: بَخْش (baxš) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Polish: odcinek — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Polish: epizod — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Portuguese: episódio — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Romanian: episod — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Russian: эпизо́д (epizód) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Russian: се́рия (sérija) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Scottish Gaelic: eadar-sgeul — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Serbo-Croatian: епизо́да — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Serbo-Croatian: epizóda — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Slovak: epizóda — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Slovak: časť — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Slovene: epizoda — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Spanish: capítulo — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Spanish: episodio — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Swedish: episod — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Swedish: avsnitt — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Tajik: лавҳа (lavha) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Tajik: манзара (manzara) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Tajik: эпизод (epizod) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Tajik: қисмат (qismat) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Tajik: бахш (baxš) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Thai: ฉาก (chàak) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Thai: ตอน (dtɔɔn) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Thai: บท (bòt) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Turkish: epizot — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Turkish: bölüm — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Turkmen: bölüm — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Turkmen: epizod — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Ukrainian: епізо́д (epizód) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Ukrainian: се́рія (sérija) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Urdu: قِسْط (qist) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Urdu: ایپی سوڈ (epī soḍ) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Urdu: حِصَّہ (hissa) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Urdu: کَڑی (kaṛī) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Uyghur: بۆلۈم (bölüm) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Uyghur: ئېپىزوت (ëpizot) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Uyghur: قىسىم (qisim) — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Uzbek: epizod — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Vietnamese: phần — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Vietnamese: tập — instalment of a drama told in parts
• Welsh: pennod — instalment of a drama told in parts