intervals

英 ['ɪntevl] 美 ['ɪntevl]

• n. 间隔；间歇；间隙
• 名词interval的复数形式.

英英释义

名词 interval:

1. a definite length of time marked off by two instants

2. a set containing all points (or all real numbers) between two given endpoints

3. the distance between things

4. the difference in pitch between two notes

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. He visits me at regular intervals.
   他总是间隔一定时间访问我一次。
2. In music, the spacing of intervals is vital.
   在音乐中，音程间隔长度至关重要。
3. At frequent intervals the driver used to stop, poke the fire and add fresh fuel.
   在经常性的间歇中，司机常常停下来拨一下火，加上新的汽油。
4. Pressurisation should be suspended at intervals on the way up to the test pressure to allow time for inspection to find leaks.
   在达到测试压力之前的增压过程中应有间歇暂停时间，以便进行检查，以发现有无泄漏。
5. They helped the masses in production at intervals between battles.
   在战斗间隙他们就帮助群众搞生产。
6. The scheduler helps you with your daily tasks, performing backups at set intervals.
   调度表以你的日常的任务帮助你，在被使的间隙表演备份。