interim

• Se refiere a algo temporal o destinado a usarse durante un período corto, hasta que se establezca algo permanente o definitivo.

Describes something that is temporary or intended to be used for a short period of time until something permanent is established.

1. Temporary or provisionalB2formal

   Intended to be used or accepted for a short time until something permanent is established.

   interino, provisional

   • The company appointed an interim CEO after the resignation.
   • They reached an interim agreement to avoid a strike.
   • The interim report was submitted before the final deadline.

   Sinónimosactingad interimcaretakermakeshiftpro temprovisionalstopgaptemporarytransitional

   Antónimosfinallastinglong-termpermanent

2. In the meantimeB2formal

   Relating to the period of time between two events or stages.

   Interino, provisional

   • The interim period between the two elections was tense.
   • We will use interim measures to ensure safety.
   • The interim results showed a positive trend.

   Sinónimosmakeshiftprovisionalstopgaptemporarytransitional

   Antónimosfinalpermanent

• Periodo de tiempo intermedio o temporal entre dos eventos o etapas; también se refiere a una medida o situación provisional que ocurre en ese lapso.

A noun referring to an intervening or temporary period of time between two events or stages.

1. Temporary periodB2formal

   A period of time between two events or stages.

   Período intermedio

   • In the interim, we will continue with our current plan.
   • The company appointed a manager for the interim.
   • During the interim, the team worked on other projects.

   Sinónimosgapinterludeintervalmeantimemeanwhilepause