刷剧
Chinese
Slang
Chinese
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casual
shuā jù
Pinyin
shuā jù
Hanzi breakdown
刷 (rapidly consume) + 剧 (series) -> binge episodes.
Meaning
To binge-watch episodes one after another. It emphasizes continuous, high-volume watching.
刷剧 suggests scrolling through or consuming episodes quickly, often late at night or during free time. It is casual and common in streaming contexts.
Examples
- 周末我准备在家刷剧。 I'm planning to binge-watch shows at home this weekend.
- 他一口气刷剧到凌晨两点。 He binge-watched until two in the morning.
- 刷剧太久,眼睛有点累。 My eyes are a bit tired from binge-watching for too long.
Usage Guide
Context: streaming, friends, weekends
Tone: relaxed, indulgent
Do Say
- 今天不出门,就想刷剧。(I am staying in to binge-watch.)
Don't Say
- 把等每周更新叫刷剧。(That is usually 追剧.)
Common Mistakes
- Using it for one episode only; it usually implies repeated watching.
Origin & History
刷 means swipe, refresh, or repeatedly go through content; 剧 means series.
Cultural Context
Era: 2010s onward
Generation: Streaming-platform users
Social background: Mainstream entertainment culture
Regional notes: Common across Mainland streaming audiences.
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