With Nikon and Canon cameras, it’s called Continuous Shooting Mode.
This also varies with camera brands. With Nikon and Canon cameras, it’s called Continuous Shooting Mode. Sony labels it Burst Shooting Mode. Shooting in burst mode means the camera takes a series of images in rapid succession. The more affordable cameras offer a burst rate of 4-6 frames per second (FPS). Cameras intended for professional use feature a burst rate of 20 FPS or higher.