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time-out

/ˌtaɪmˈaʊt/

翻译: 名词,指比赛或活动中的短暂暂停,常用于体育运动中,也指作为纪律措施的暂停(如让孩子暂时停止活动以示惩罚)。

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noun

/ˌtaɪmˈaʊt/B1formal
  • zh名词,指比赛或活动中的短暂暂停,常用于体育运动中,也指作为纪律措施的暂停(如让孩子暂时停止活动以示惩罚)。

A noun referring to a brief suspension of play or activity, often used in sports or as a disciplinary measure.

  1. Brief suspension of playA2formalsport

    A short break in a game or sporting event, requested by a team or official, to discuss strategy or rest.

    zh暂停

    • The coach called a time-out to reorganize the team's defense.
    • The referee signaled a time-out after the player was injured.
    • During the time-out, the players drank water and listened to their coach.

    同义词breakbreatherhaltintermissionpauserespiterestsuspension

  2. Disciplinary breakA2informal

    A period of time during which a child is separated from others as a consequence for misbehavior.

    zh计时隔离

    • The mother sent her son to his room for a time-out.
    • After hitting his sister, he had to sit in a time-out for five minutes.
    • Time-outs are used as a calm-down technique for young children.
  3. Pause in activityB1informal

    A temporary break from any ongoing activity, often to rest or refocus.

    zh暂停

    • I need a time-out from work to clear my head.
    • Let's take a time-out from this argument and talk later.
    • The team took a time-out to reassess their strategy.

    同义词breakbreatherhiatusintermissionlullpauserecessrespiterest

词形
  • time-outs plural form
  • time-outs' possessive plural form
  • time-out's possessive singular form