| 单词 | interval |
| 释义 | interval nounadjective | preposition | phrases adjective➤brief, short简短的／短暂的间歇◆she ruled for ten years, except for a brief interval.除了中间短暂的一段时期，她一共统治了 10 年。➤long, wide长时间的／大段的间隔◆you are advised to leave a wide interval before you have your next child.建议您在两次妊娠之间留出较长的一段间隔期。➤10-minute, six month, three-year, etc. * 10 分钟、6 个月、3 年等的间隔◆try setting your automatic email checker to 30-minute intervals.把自动邮件检查的间隔设成 30 分钟试试。➤fixed, specified固定的／规定的间隔◆the amount of oxygen used by the muscles during a specified interval规定间隔时间内肌肉的耗氧量➤decent适当的间隔◆after a decent interval she made her new relationship public.特意等了一段时间之后，她公开了自己的新恋情。➤time间隔时间◆they will be interviewed again after an appropriate time interval has elapsed.等上一段适当的时间，他们将会再次接受采访。preposition➤at intervals间或◆at intervals a bell rings and workers stop for a drink.铃声隔一段时间响起，工人们停下来喝口水。➤in the interval在该时段内◆polling day was a week away and baldwin made two speeches in the interval.离投票日还有一周，鲍德温在此时段内作了两次演讲。➤interval between⋯之间的间隔期◆the intervals between his various illnesses grew shorter and shorter.他生病间隔的时间越来越短了。phrases➤at fixed, periodic, regular, etc. intervals按固定的、按定期的、按一定的等间隔◆trains run at fixed intervals.火车按固定间隔时间发车。◆he returned home during the day at regular intervals.他一天中每隔一定时间就回一次家。➤at irregular intervals, at random intervals按不规则间隔；按任意间隔◆the accounts were updated at irregular intervals.这些账户不定时更新。➤at hourly, weekly, monthly, etc. intervals每隔一小时／一周／一个月等◆meetings are held at monthly intervals.会议每隔一个月举行一次。interval [countable] (especially written) a period of time between two events（时间上的）间隔，间隙，间歇◆the interval between major earthquakes might be 200 years.发生大地震的间隔时间可能有 200 年。◆he knocked on the door and after a brief interval it was opened.他敲了敲门，过了一会儿门开了。ⓘ interval is usually used when the amount of time between two events is important. typical collocations are a 15-minute/3-month, etc. interval, or a brief/short interval. it is also common to talk about the interval between two events. * interval 通常用于重点在于说明间隔时间有多长的情况。常见搭配用法有 a 15-minute/3-month, etc. interval 或 a brief/short interval ； the interval between ... 结构也很常见。interval [countable, usually plural] a short period during which sth different happens from what is happening the rest of the time（其他事情）穿插出现的间隙◆she's delirious most of the time, but has lucid intervals.她大部份时间神志昏乱，但有时清醒。◆she ruled for ten years, except for a brief interval.除了短暂间歇之外，她统治了十年。interval/ˈɪntəvl ||; ˈɪntɚvḷ/noun[c] 1. a period of time between two events （两件事中的）间隔时间: ◇there was a long interval between sending the letter and getting a reply. 信件寄出后很久才收到回信。 2. a short break separating the different parts of a play, film, concert, etc （戏剧、电影、音乐会等的）幕间休息，中场休息 3. [usu.pl] a short period during which sth different happens from what is happening for the rest of the time （在某过程中有不同事件穿插的）间歇: ◇there'll be a few sunny intervals between the showers today. 今天将有阵雨，间中放晴。some words that have a similar meaning to interval are intermission, break, recess, interlude and pause. in british english we use interval for a break in a performance. the american english word is intermission. a break is especially used in connection with periods of work or study, for example a lunch/tea break in an office, factory or school the children play outside in the breaks at school. you've worked so hard you've earned a break. in american english a break at school is called (a) recess. in british english recess is a longer period of time when work or business stops, especially in parliament or the law courts parliament is in recess. the summer recess. an interlude is a short period of time that passes between two events, during which something different happens a peaceful interlude in the fightingand a pause is a short temporary stop in action or speech after a moment's pause, she answered. intermission、break、recess、interlude及pause的意思跟interval也差不多。演出中的休息时间，英国英语叫interval，美国英语叫intermission。工作或学习上的小歇叫break，如办公室、工厂或学校的午餐或喝茶／咖啡时间(lunch或tea break)：the children play outside in the breaks at school.课间休息时，学生都在教室外面玩耍。·you've worked so hard you've earned a break.你这样卖力，理该歇一歇。课间小歇，美国英语叫(a) recess。英国英语里，recess指较长的假期，尤指国会或法院的休会或休审期：parliament is in recess.国会现在休会中。·the summer recess暑假。两个事件中发生不同事件的短时间叫interlude：a peaceful interlude in the fighting 战斗中的短暂和平，而行动或言语上的暂停叫pause：after a moment's pause, she answered.她停顿片刻，然后回答问题。 at intervals with time or spaces between 每隔…（时间或空间）；间歇: ◇i write home at regular intervals. 我定时给家里写信。◇plant the trees at two-metre intervals. 每隔两米种一棵树。 in·ter·val /`ɪntəvḷ; ˈɪntəvəl/n 1. [c] a period of time between two events or activities ［两件事情、两个活动等之间的］间隔:◇after a short interval there was a knock at the door. 隔了一会儿之后有一声敲门声。 2. at regular intervals happening regularly 每隔一段时间，定期:◇visit your dentist at regular intervals for a checkup. 每隔一段时间去牙医那里做一次检查。 3. at daily/weekly/monthly etc intervals every day, week, month etc 每天/每周/每月等:◇your work will be assessed at three-monthly intervals. 你的工作每三个月要接受一次评估。 4. [c] bre a short pause between the parts of a play, concert etc; intermission 【英】 ［戏剧、音乐会等的］幕间休息，中场休息 |
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