| 释义 |
in·ter·rupt /ˌɪntəˈrʌpt/ vt. | vi. | n.
I ❶ vt.
1. 中止；遮断；阻碍
Traffic was interrupted by a snowstorm. 交通被暴风雪阻断。
A building interrupts the view from our window. 一座房子遮断了我们向窗外眺望的视线。
2. 打断(讲话、工作、休息、讲话人等)；打扰
A knock at the door interrupted his concentration. 敲门声打断了他的专注。
3. 打破…的平衡(或协调、连续性等)
❷ vi.
打断；打扰
I wish you wouldn't interrupt 希望你别打断(我的话)。
Sorry to interrupt but I have an urgent message for you. 对不起打扰了，我有紧急口信带给你。
II n.
1. 中断；暂停
The computer can deal with foreground real-time interrupts in 6 microseconds. 计算机能在6微秒内处理好前台实时中断。
2. 隔阂；距离
Wide is the interrupt that divides us. 把我们分离开的是条鸿沟。
[< L interrumpere < INTER- + rumpere to break] |