interlude English

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interlude Noun

— An interlude is an intervening period of time.

— An interlude is something that occurs or is done during an interval.

interlude

— noun an intervening period or episode

— noun a brief show (music or dance etc) inserted between the sections of a longer performance

— verb perform an interlude The guitar player interluded with a beautiful improvisation

Synonyms interlude synonyms

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interlude English » English

intermission

interval

intermezzo

break

pause

entr’acte

recess

rest

respite

lull

repose

interim

half-time

truce

transitions

tranquility

supplementary subroutine

stillness

stagnation

silence

ritornello

quiet

peacefulness

parenthesis

meanwhile

meantime

interregnum

inaction

immobility

deadlock

composure

cease-fire

calmness

calm

Topics interlude topics

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States Time Continue, persevere

Interrupt

• What words refer to interrupting someone or something that is happening?
  interrupt break in stop butt in interruption intermission interlude

Examples interlude examples

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Movie subtitles

Except for an interlude in alcoholic sanitariums.

There will now be an interlude by the Belham band.

Your little interlude with our English guest. was carefully reported to me by Stieken.

There will now be a short interlude.

Oh, what a delightful interlude!

This is Radio Tokyo bringing you musical interlude for your enjoyment.

Well, it's kind of like an interlude. you know, to relax, clear your head.

Now a brief musical interlude.

Mrs. Kirk believes I'm here for an exciting interlude before succumbing to matrimony.

This comic interlude with Steve Dixie convinces me there must be something in it.

Right, I'm sorry, everyone, for that rather annoying interlude.

You described Prince Edward's visit as an annoying interlude.

But first, a short musical interlude.

Pardon me while I have a strange interlude.

Sorry, it was a lovely interlude.

It was just an interlude?

First, for this pleasant interlude and second, for helping you prove to yourself that you're still free.

Pursuing a higher education is now less of an adventure for girls, less a change of pace, a pause, a unique interlude in their lives.

Interlude. Von Sydow. 4th. Max..

Interlude. Liv Ullman. 7th.

So, ladies. this has been a delightful interlude.

It's not an interlude I'm proud of.

A meaningless musical interlude.

So it was just an interlude with you.

Interlude.

The customary event of a Noh play and interlude will take place tomorrow.

Cancel the Noh and interlude play!

I hate to disturb your musical interlude. but these ladies are under arrest.

She and the prince had quite an interlude.

During our intensely erotic interlude in Paris, I questioned Marianne, jokingly, about her previous lovers. She was trusting, and walked right into the trap.

Could have been a romantic interlude gone wrong.

It concerns your interlude with Mr. Cold.

There'll just be a momentary interlude.

News and current affairs

The realization of Speer Jr.'s Olympic vision, and that of his patrons, marks the end of a welcome interlude.

Austria paid a price for its Haider interlude, and France did not exactly benefit from the runoff between President Jacques Chirac and Le Pen in the last Presidential election.

The right always saw the post-communist interlude as a type of locust years - a time when the seeds of reform withered.

America was briefly tempted into real imperialism when it emerged as a world power a century ago, but the interlude of formal empire did not last long.

The armistice that was agreed four years later, after about 20 million people had died, amounted only to an interlude before the horror of World War II.

The fact that many Western economies got out of recession last year should not fool us into thinking that the crisis was only a brief interlude, and that the post-crisis world can return to the pre-crisis status quo.