Synonym: break, interim, interlude, interruption, interval, pause, recess, respite. Similar words: permission, permissible, mission, intermit, omission, emission, commission, submission. Meaning: n. 1. the act of suspending activity temporarily 2. a time interval during which there is a temporary cessation of something.
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31. The idea of never allowing any pause, any intermission, is wrong.
32. All intermission sequences: A sound will confirm correct code entry.
33. The music has paused but we're only merely taking a short intermission.
34. Conclusion Dorsal digital vein adopted for venipuncture at chemotherapy intermission can protect dorsum manus vein and ensure the patients to complete chemotherapy successfully.
35. Intermission charging device, alcohol spraying device and code printer can be mounted.
36. During the intermission, let's go out for some fresh air.
37. Device for intermission charging and alcohol spray can be mounted.
38. Theatre lobbies were filled with a vociferous crowd during the intermission.
39. Method: (1)Animal modal: Chronic hypoxia was induced by a intermission hypoxic enviroment. Emphysema was induced by a single intratracheal instillation of pancreatic porcine elastase.
40. The lobeline up-regulates the concentration of synapse intermission DA by inhibiting the transport of DAT, so the apoptosis speed of a nerve cell can be stopped or retarded with little adverse effect.
41. Using tech of oil extraction and test with intermission and constant production to low percolation reservoir can prevent energy near borehole from crocking up quickly.
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42. The intermittent- heating was propitious to diffuseness of within water, but the time of intermission didn't have much effect on the drying rate.
43. He had worked without intermission for six months and now could slacken off for a holiday.
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