interval

interval
['ɪntəvl] noun
1) (intervening space) Zwischenraum, der; (intervening time) [Zeit]abstand, der

at intervals — in Abständen

after an interval of three years — nach [Ablauf von] drei Jahren

2) (break, period; also Brit. Theatre etc.) Pause, die

sunny or bright intervals — (Meteorol.) Aufheiterungen Pl.

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['intəvəl]
noun
1) (a time or space between: He returned home after an interval of two hours.) der Zwischenraum,die Zwischenzeit
2) (a short break in a play, concert etc: We had ice-cream in the interval.) die Pause
- academic.ru/115161/at_intervals">at intervals
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in·ter·val
[ˈɪntəvəl, AM -t̬ɚ-]
n
1. (in space, time) Abstand m, Zwischenraum m, Intervall nt geh
to do sth at 15-second/five-minute \intervals etw alle 15 Sekunden/fünf Minuten tun
at regular \intervals in regelmäßigen Abständen
2. METEO Abschnitt m
with sunny \intervals mit sonnigen Abschnitten
3. THEAT, MUS Pause f; MUS Intervall nt
4. PHYS Interval nt
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['Intəvəl]
n
1) (in space, time) Abstand m, Intervall nt (form)

at intervals — in Abständen

at two-weekly intervals — in Abständen von zwei Wochen

or meters (US) — in Abständen von zwei Metern

sunny intervals (Met) — Aufheiterungen pl

2) (SCH, THEAT ETC) Pause f
3) (MUS) Intervall nt
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interval [ˈıntəvl; US ˈıntərvəl] s
1. (zeitlicher oder räumlicher) Abstand, (zeitlich auch) Intervall n:
at intervals dann und wann, ab und zu, in Abständen;
at regular intervals in regelmäßigen Abständen;
at ten-minute intervals, at intervals of ten minutes in Abständen von zehn Minuten, (Bus etc auch) im Zehn-Minuten-Takt;
at intervals of fifty feet in Abständen von 50 Fuß;
sunny intervals METEO Aufheiterungen;
interval time SPORT Zwischenzeit f;
interval training SPORT Intervalltraining n; lucid 2
2. Br Pause f (auch THEAT etc), Unterbrechung f:
there was a long interval before he answered er antwortete erst nach einer langen Pause;
interval signal ( RADIO, TV) Pausenzeichen n;
at the interval SPORT bei Halbzeit, zur Pause;
after leading 2-1 at the interval nach einer Pausenführung von 2:1, nachdem sie zur Pause noch mit 2:1 geführt hatten
3. MUS Intervall n (Höhenunterschied zwischen zwei Tönen, die gleichzeitig oder nacheinander erklingen)
4. MATH Intervall n (Bereich zwischen zwei Punkten auf einer Strecke oder Skala)
5. Bergbau: Getriebsfeld n, Fach n
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['ɪntəvl] noun
1) (intervening space) Zwischenraum, der; (intervening time) [Zeit]abstand, der

at intervals — in Abständen

after an interval of three years — nach [Ablauf von] drei Jahren

2) (break, period; also Brit. Theatre etc.) Pause, die

sunny or bright intervals — (Meteorol.) Aufheiterungen Pl.

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n.
Intervall n.
Pause -n (Sport) f.
Zeitabstand m.

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