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Verben – Questions on the grammar and usage of verbs IN GENERAL. Do not use this for questions on the meaning, etymology, translation or similar of specific verbs.
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German verb for 'binge-watch'
I think the expression that's closest in meaning would be
eine Serie/einen Film (am Stück) verschlingen
It is used in recent news reports about binge-watching as you can tell from this Google se …
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