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intermission Noun an interval between parts of a play, film, etc. [Latin intermittere to leave off, cease]
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intermission noun interval, break, pause, stop, rest, suspension, recess, interruption, respite, lull, stoppage, interlude, cessation, let-up (informal) breathing space, entr'acte Translations n intermission [intəˈmiʃən] a usually short pause or gap between two (television or radio) programmes, parts of a programme, play etc. pouse إسْتِراحَه، فَتْرَة إسْتِراحَه прекъсване přestávka afbrydelse; pause die Unterbrechung διάλειμμα descanso, intermedio vaheaeg تنفس؛ انتراکت väliaika pause, entracte הַפסָקָה मध्यान्तर prekid, stanka szünet saat sela, istirahat hlé intervallo 休憩時間 막간 pertrauka pārtraukums; pauze masa rehat pauze pause antrakt, przerwa intervalo pauză, antract перерыв prestávka premor pauza uppehåll, avbrott, paus เวลาพัก ara, fasıla 幕間休息 перерва, пауза وقفہ lúc tạm nghỉ 幕间休息 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Let not a man force a habit upon himself, with a perpetual continuance, but with some intermission. Still, they had not come upon Flintwinch yet; so the sturdy digging and shovelling and carrying away went on without intermission by night and by day. The desire of getting out of the reach of the Galles made us press forward with great expedition, and, indeed, fear having entirely engrossed our minds, we were perhaps less sensible of all our labours and difficulties; so violent an apprehension of one danger made us look on many others with unconcern; our pains at last found some intermission at the foot of the mountains of Duan, the frontier of Abyssinia, which separates it from the country of the Moors, through which we had travelled. |
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