interlude

名词插曲; 穿插; 幕间节目; [乐]间奏

1. 间奏(曲)：<<间奏曲>>(Interlude)故事应该从那天的相遇开始...... 和我同一个学校的从小就认识的玉城麻衣子格相当坚强,另一方面因为有我这样一个青梅竹马而变得犹犹豫豫. 她在休息时间是非常有精神的,而上课的时候总是爆睡,老师也感到为难. 每天面...

2. 插曲：亚里士多德在他的<<诗学>>中表明自己讨厌插曲,他认为,插曲(interlude)由于不是在它之前的事的必然结果,又不产生任何效果,游离于故事这个因果链之外,实在没有存在的必要.

3. 间奏：他们的首张专辑When Silence is Broken the Night is Torn共有9首歌,其中一首为钢琴间奏(Interlude)还有一首为开场曲(Intro).尽管这张专辑的时间与Atreyu最近一张的精彩不断精选专辑相当,但选择Eyes Set to Kill要划算得多,

4. 插剧：另外,在喜剧、悲剧出现的同时,一种被称作插剧(interlude)的短小滑稽剧也开始在英国流行,这种剧作以插科打诨、引人发笑为创作目的,被后人广泛应用于长篇戏剧的表演间歇中,代表作品为约翰.黑武德(John Heywood,1497-1580)的<<四个P>>(The Four P's).

1. 插曲;间歇;幕间表演
    An interlude is a short period of time when an activity or situation stops and something else happens.

    e.g. It was a happy interlude in the Kents' life...
           那是肯特一家的生活中一段幸福的插曲。
    e.g. Superb musical interludes were provided by Sinclair.
           辛克莱献上了精彩的幕间音乐表演。

1. The moment they decide to run away together into the forest, this interlude of crazy and strange love becomes doomed.

2. interlude的近义词

2. His simple yet delicious dishes will guarantee to provide a delectable seasonal interlude to the usual mouthwatering menu on offer.

3. A shocked husband seeking an interlude with a prostitute, found himself face to face with his wife.

4. A very brief interlude of pole dancing may have something to do with it.

5. " The original screenplay did not have an interlude, " Fu said.

6. They work to play, rather than use play as an interlude for work.

7. Kiev Russ is a nice interlude if you are looking for something different, and celebratory.

8. interlude的意思

8. Despite the chilly interlude, trade between the two countries never suffered.

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