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Definition of intermission - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
eventsUS pause or break in an eventUS
- The play had a 15-minute intermission after the first act..
2.
theaterUS short break between parts of a performanceUS
- The play had a 15-minute intermission.
Expressions with intermission
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in a way that continues without any breaks or pauses
The movie played without intermission for three hours.
Origin of intermission
Latin, inter (between) + missio (sending)
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Examples of intermission in a sentence
The movie had an intermission for refreshments. During the intermission, we grabbed some snacks. The audience stretched their legs at intermission.
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- French:entracte, interlude, ...
- German:Pause, Unterbrechung, ...
- Italian:pausa, intermezzo, ...
- Spanish:pausa, descanso, ...
- Portuguese:pausa, ...
- Chinese:中场休息, 幕间休息, ...
- Japanese:休憩, 幕間, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِرَاحَة, فَتْرَة اِسْتِرَاحَة, ...
- Hebrew:הַפְסָקָה, אִינְטֶרְוָול, ...
- Russian:антракт, ...
- Ukrainian:перерва, ...
- Hindi:अंतराल, ...
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