interlude

• Nom désignant une période intermédiaire, un épisode ou une courte représentation insérée entre les parties d'un événement ou d'une œuvre plus longue.

A noun referring to an intervening period, episode, or brief performance inserted between sections of a longer event or work.

1. Intervening periodB2formalart

   A short period of time between two events or activities, often used for rest or change.

   Interlude (période intermédiaire)

   • There was a brief interlude of peace between the two wars.
   • We enjoyed a quiet interlude in the garden before the meeting.
   • The interlude between acts gave the audience time to stretch.

   Synonymesbreakgaphiatusintermissioninterruptionintervalpauserespite

2. Performance breakB2formalart

   A short performance, such as music or dance, inserted between the sections of a longer show or event.

   Interlude (entracte musical ou dansé)

   • The orchestra played a beautiful interlude during the play.
   • A comedic interlude lightened the mood of the drama.
   • The interlude featured a solo pianist performing a classical piece.

   Synonymesbreakintermezzointermissioninterval

• Nom, et non verbe. Désigne un intervalle entre deux événements ou actions, souvent utilisé en musique ou au théâtre.

A noun, not a verb. It refers to a period of time between two events or activities, often used in music or theater.

1. Perform an interludeB2formal

   To perform or present a short, intermediate piece or period, often in a performance or event.

   Interpréter un interlude

   • The band interluded with a quiet acoustic set between the loud rock songs.
   • The comedian interluded the main act with a short, humorous sketch.
   • During the conference, a musician interluded with a classical piano piece.