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intermission
/ˌintəˈmiʃən/
noun
幕间休息；中场休息；间歇
核心释义
A pause or break, especially between two parts of a performance or event, such as a play, concert, or seminar.
- 1.
A break, especially between two performances or sessions, such as at a concert, play, seminar, or religious assembly.
中止；中断；停顿；间歇；[医] 间歇
用法In use
During the movie, there was a short intermission for everyone to buy snacks.
用法提示：intermission 作为名词，表示活动或表演中的短暂休息时间。
The play had a ten-minute intermission between the first and second acts.
用法提示：intermission 指戏剧演出中的幕间休息。
We took a brief intermission from our work to stretch and have some coffee.
用法提示：intermission 泛指工作或活动中的短暂间歇。
during (the) intermission
表示在休息期间，通常加the。
The audience chatted during the intermission.
观众在幕间休息时聊天。
have/take an intermission
用have或take表示有休息。
相关词与表达Connections
搭配Collocations
- during the intermission
- 在幕间休息期间
- We chatted about the play during the intermission.我们在幕间休息时聊了聊这部剧。
- a brief intermission
- 短暂的间歇
- There was a brief intermission between the two acts.两幕之间有一段短暂的间歇。
- the intermission between acts
- 幕与幕之间的休息时间
- The intermission between acts gave us time to buy drinks.幕与幕之间的休息时间让我们有时间去买饮料。
- after the intermission
- 在幕间休息之后
- The second act began after the intermission.第二幕在幕间休息之后开始。
- without intermission
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