interval

UK /ˈɪntəvəl/ US /ˈɪntɚvəl/
noun 5

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(noun.)

ADJ

brief, short

After a short interval, the teacher returned to the classroom and continued the lesson.

long, wide

There was a long interval between the two movies, so we grabbed some snacks.

decent

PREP

at ~s

During the concert, the stage lights dimmed at intervals to create a dramatic effect.

~ between

There was a long interval between her first job and when she returned to work.

PHRASES

at fixed/frequent/periodic/regular intervals

The bus arrives at regular intervals throughout the day, so you won't wait long.

at hourly/weekly/fortnightly/monthly, etc. intervals

The bus service runs at half-hourly intervals during rush hour.

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