intermission — a pause or break in activity, especially between parts of a play, concert, or other performance
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a pause or break in activity, especially between parts of a play, concert, or other performance
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌɪntərˈmɪʃən/
Korean meaning: 중간휴식, 막간(연극이나 콘서트 등의 공연 중간에 있는 휴식시간)
Korean pronunciation: 인터**미**션
Example Sentences
- The popcorn line was longer than the entire first act during intermission.
- Most people use the intermission to check their phones and pretend they understand opera.
- The concert will resume after a twenty-minute intermission.
intermission
NOUN//ˌɪntərˈmɪʃən//
a pause or break in activity, especially between parts of a play, concert, or other performance
Theater patrons enjoy intermission socializing in the elegant lobby
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Intermission ends the mission, with permission!
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Origin
From Latin 'intermissio,' derived from 'intermittere' meaning 'to leave off' or 'to interrupt.' The word combines the prefix 'inter-' (between) and 'mittere' (to send or put).
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“The popcorn line was longer than the entire first act during intermission.”
“Most people use the intermission to check their phones and pretend they understand opera.”
“The concert will resume after a twenty-minute intermission.”
“She used the intermission to discuss the plot with her confused husband.”
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