intermission

/in-ter-mish-uhn/US // ˌɪn tərˈmɪʃ ən //UK // (ˌɪntəˈmɪʃən) //

中场休息,中场休息时,中场休息时间,间歇期

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a short interval between the acts of a play or parts of a public performance, usually a period of approximately 10 or 15 minutes, allowing the performers and audience a rest.
- : a period during which action temporarily ceases; an interval between periods of action or activity: They studied for hours without an intermission.
- : the act or fact of intermitting; state of being intermitted: to work without intermission.

nounbreak, recess

Synonyms

Allow me a brief intermission here to complain about how frustrating that is.
Without a single driving action, live audience, or intermission, he doesn’t think of “I Hate It Here” as a play.
Five minutes after intermission, Aaronson scored his first international goal in his second appearance.
TWC’s concert is one hour with no intermission and features members of The Washington Chorus with soloists, guest “Side by Side” high school chorus from Duke Ellington School of the Arts, bells, and more.
Outreach efforts such as the pop-up truck are crucial to maintaining a place for the arts in our much-abused public consciousness through this extended intermission.
He promptly explained the situation, breaking early for intermission.
After a long intermission, they have once again become true detectives—storytellers in search of the truth.
Like, if there was an intermission at dirty movies, so you could go get your Goobers—or Raisinets, for that matter.
As a debate, this was a sideshow, 90 minutes of stilted silliness, an intermission interrupting the real deal.
American Jews thought they had earned a kind of moral intermission that Portnoy seemed not to be respecting.
A long, portable cage had been put together on the stage during the intermission, and within it the ten pacing beasts.

/in-ter-mish-uhn/US // ˌɪn tərˈmɪʃ ən //UK // (ˌɪntəˈmɪʃən) //

中场休息,中场休息时,中场休息时间,间歇期

n.名词 noun

1
- : a short interval between the acts of a play or parts of a public performance, usually a period of approximately 10 or 15 minutes, allowing the performers and audience a rest.
- : a period during which action temporarily ceases; an interval between periods of action or activity: They studied for hours without an intermission.
- : the act or fact of intermitting; state of being intermitted: to work without intermission.

nounbreak, recess

Synonyms

Allow me a brief intermission here to complain about how frustrating that is.
Without a single driving action, live audience, or intermission, he doesn’t think of “I Hate It Here” as a play.
Five minutes after intermission, Aaronson scored his first international goal in his second appearance.
TWC’s concert is one hour with no intermission and features members of The Washington Chorus with soloists, guest “Side by Side” high school chorus from Duke Ellington School of the Arts, bells, and more.
Outreach efforts such as the pop-up truck are crucial to maintaining a place for the arts in our much-abused public consciousness through this extended intermission.
He promptly explained the situation, breaking early for intermission.
After a long intermission, they have once again become true detectives—storytellers in search of the truth.
Like, if there was an intermission at dirty movies, so you could go get your Goobers—or Raisinets, for that matter.
As a debate, this was a sideshow, 90 minutes of stilted silliness, an intermission interrupting the real deal.
American Jews thought they had earned a kind of moral intermission that Portnoy seemed not to be respecting.
A long, portable cage had been put together on the stage during the intermission, and within it the ten pacing beasts.