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单词 timeout
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timeout
noun[Cusually singular]
uk
/ˌtaɪmˈaʊt/us
/ˌtaɪmˈaʊt/
ashortperiodduring agamein somesportswhen theplayersstopplayinginordertorest,planwhat they are going to do next, etc.:
（某些体育比赛过程中的）暂停
Thecoachcalleda timeout todiscussstrategy.教练叫了暂停来讨论战术。
ashortperiodin which achildhas tostopanactivityas apunishmentforbehavingbadly:
（小孩因为表现不好而受惩罚的）暂停活动
The little boy'smothergavehim a timeout after hehithisfriend.小男孩的妈妈在他打了朋友之后命令他不许再玩。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts & stages of competitions
  • a game in handidiom
  • added time
  • bracket
  • cup tie
  • elimination
  • event
  • final
  • full time
  • half
  • hand
  • kick
  • kick off
  • lap
  • quarter
  • semifinal
  • shootout
  • squeaky-bum time
  • the home straight
  • victory
  • victory lap
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General terms used in ball sports
timeout
exclamation,noun
US
uk
/ˌtaɪmˈaʊt/us
/ˌtaɪmˈaʊt/
used totellpeopletostopwhat they are doing,especiallywhen they are having adisagreement:
（尤其在让争吵的人暂停争吵时说）暂停
OK, timeout, everyone, let's allquietdown andtalkabout thiscalmly.好了，大家不要争了，我们都冷静下来，心平气和地讨论这个问题。
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Linguistics: expressions telling people to stop doing something
  • age
  • break it up!idiom
  • butt out
  • cool
  • cool itidiom
  • grow
  • grow up
  • hold
  • hold everything!idiom
  • just a minute/moment/secondidiom
  • leavesomething/someoneoffsomething
  • pack
  • packsomethingin
  • put
  • putsomethingup
  • that'll do!idiom
  • that's itidiom
  • that's thatidiom
  • wait
  • zip itidiom
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(Definition oftimeoutfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

timeout| American Dictionary

timeout
noun[C]
us
/ˈtɑɪmˈɑʊt/
ashortofficialpauseduring agamewhen theplayersplanwhat to do next
(Definition oftimeoutfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

timeout| Business English

timeout
noun[C]
(alsotime-out)
uk
/ˈtaɪmaʊt/us
IT
asituationin which acomputerprogramstopsworkingbecause anactivityhas taken toolong:
If aninactivitytimeoutoccurs, you may need tosignback on to theserver.
HR
asituationin which someone hastimeaway fromwork, forexample, inordertolookaftertheirfamilyor to do other things:
Forincreasingnumbersofpeople, thelinearcareeris nowdeadandcareerinterruptionsand time-outs are the newnorm.
(Definition oftimeoutfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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To model reactive systems it is necessary to have the ability to describe notions astimeoutor preemption.
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Thetimeoutfunction has no other side effects, so timeouts can be nested arbitrarily.
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Due totimeout, 9% of the requests were cancelled.
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Thetimeouton the client was set at 1 second.
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None of the remaining trials exceeded the settimeoutof double the mean total reading time per condition.
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Accepted memory tests led to either a preferred food reward or atimeoutfor correct and incorrect responses, respectively.
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Declined memory tests led to a non-preferred food reward with no risk oftimeout.
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Another area of useful research would be of the sort that examines whether multiple-schedule interactions have, in fact, been eliminated by the imposition of intercomponenttimeoutperiods.
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The referee is usually only seen on court during the administration of a medicaltimeout.
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Once a message is delivered, it has a visibilitytimeoutto prevent other components from consuming it.
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The traps are activated by either a call to a specific memory location or atimeout.
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The limitingtimeoutis specified to be 10 minutes.
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If the call was overturned, the challenging coach kept histimeoutand got a second challenge for that half.
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Options allows for setting atimeoutor proxy as well as getting information from the reply header such as the size of the document.
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Timeoutlogic within the master device limited the maximum allowed length of any given bus cycle.
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