| 词组 | interruption |
| 释义 | interruption /-ˈrʌpʃən/ noun something that prevents someone from continuing to talk, or that prevents something from continuing to happen, usually for a short timeadjectivesconstant/frequent interruptions She was distracted from her studies by constant interruptions.numerous interruptions His speech was marked by numerous interruptions from members of the opposition party.a brief/short interruption An electrical failure caused a brief interruption to production at the factory.a temporary interruption There will be a temporary interruption to the email service as necessary maintenance work is carried out.occasional interruptions The radio station plays music continuously with only occasional interruptions by an announcer.further interruption(s) She hoped that she would be able to finish her work without any further interruptions.a major interruption Businesses find it much easier to reorganize in the event of a major interruption if they are prepared in advance.a rude interruption He switched off his mobile phone to avoid any rude interruptions during the meeting.an unwelcome interruption The impression she gave was that she had better things to do and that our presence was an unwelcome interruption.verbsexperience/suffer interruptions The airport has been experiencing interruptions in operations due to the bad weather.avoid/prevent/reduce any interruption The police were determined to prevent any interruption to the president’s visit by protesters.minimize the interruption Engineering work is generally carried out at the weekends to minimize the interruption to rail passengers.ignore an interruption She decided to ignore the interruption and carried on speaking.prepositionsan interruption to sth What should I do if there is an interruption to my electricity supply?an interruption in sth Ill health caused an interruption in his education.without interruption She let him speak without interruption. |
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