interludes

英 [ˈɪntə(ː)luːdz]

美 [ˈɪntərˌludz]

n.  (两事件之间的)间歇; 插入事件; (戏剧、电影等的)幕间休息; 幕间乐曲(或节目、表演); 插曲
interlude的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 插曲;间歇;幕间表演
  Aninterludeis a short period of time when an activity or situation stops and something else happens.
  1. It was a happy interlude in the Kents' life...
     那是肯特一家的生活中一段幸福的插曲。
  2. Superb musical interludes were provided by Sinclair.
     辛克莱献上了精彩的幕间音乐表演。

双语例句

• Consider video games, which aren't even sites at all: Here and there, the games are forced to resort to cut scenes or interludes where the player is passive while getting necessary information.
  想想电子游戏，它根本不是网站：游戏不时借助过场动画或幕间片段让玩家被动接收必要的信息。
• In Journey to the West, the influence of folk story-telling and singing manifest itself in three aspects: numerous interludes of pop librettos;
  《西游记》中的民间说唱遗存主要表现在三个方面：通俗唱词的大量穿插；
• Though order exists in the natural world as exhibited in the pastoral interludes, there is no such order as individuals can obtain in the real world.
  尽管小说中田园般的幕间插曲展示出秩序的存在，现实世界中却并不存在可被个体所获取的秩序。
• I've personally remixed this series with energetic music and motivating interludes so that you can quickly and effectively conquer the English language.
  我亲自为这个系列做了混音，加入了动感的音乐和激扬的插曲，有助你们快速、有效地征服英语。
• In today's quieter interludes, the fund itches to offer help, on things such as pensions and insurance, that the bank is perhaps better placed to provide.
  如今，世界正处于相对缓和的时期，基金组织极力为诸如养老金和保险之类的项目提供帮助，而这些也许是世界银行所极力避免的。
• A drama set to music; consists of singing with orchestral accompaniment and an orchestral overture and interludes.
  一种置于音乐中的戏剧；它包括有管弦乐队伴奏的歌唱、音乐序曲和间隔时间。
• We had large group meals together, group meditation morning and evening, and small interludes where we could sit and be quiet with each other.
  我们一同吃饭，早晚一起共修，中间小憩时，我们也静静地坐在一起。
• Channel your energy into passionate interludes with your lover.
  把精力用在和恋人的激情嬉戏上。
• She loved him and they did have some interludes of real happiness together.
  她爱过他，其间亦曾穿插着若干共同感到幸福的时刻。
• Further, the "Miracle" plays, the "Moralities" and the Interludes remained popular even when the new, ambitious drama had captured the stage.
  甚至当新的、风头十足的戏剧已经占领舞台时，“奇迹剧”和“插剧”依然很受欢迎。