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respite

/ˈrɛs.paɪt/

Traduction: Période de repos ou de soulagement, souvent brève, pendant laquelle on échappe à quelque chose de difficile, de pénible ou d'exigeant. Peut aussi désigner un répit temporaire ou un sursis.

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noun

/ˈrɛs.paɪt/C1formal
  • frPériode de repos ou de soulagement, souvent brève, pendant laquelle on échappe à quelque chose de difficile, de pénible ou d'exigeant. Peut aussi désigner un répit temporaire ou un sursis.

A noun referring to a short period of rest or relief from something difficult, unpleasant, or demanding.

  1. Short rest or breakB2formal

    A short period of rest or relief from something difficult or unpleasant.

    frCourt répit

    • The workers took a brief respite from their labor.
    • She enjoyed a respite from her busy schedule.
    • The rain provided a welcome respite from the heat.

    Synonymesbreakbreatherintermissionintervallullpauserecessreliefreprieverest

    Antonymeshardshipordealstruggletrial

  2. C1formal

    A temporary delay or postponement of something, especially a punishment or obligation.

    frsursis, répit

    • The court granted a respite from the payment deadline.
    • He was given a respite from his duties due to illness.
    • The ceasefire offered a respite from the fighting.

    Synonymesadjournmentdeferraldelaymoratoriumpostponementreprievestaysuspension

Formes
  • respites plural form
  • respites' possessive plural form
  • respite's possessive singular form
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