decent interval

适当的间隔:指在两个事件之间的时间间隔

常用释义

词性释义

适当的间隔:指在两个事件之间的时间间隔,以便让人们有时间适应或缓解前一个事件的影响。
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1·But, after a decent interval, trade relations began to return to normal.
但是在一段适当的间断之后,贸易关系开始恢复正常。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
2·She ought to have waited for a decent interval before getting married again.
她再次嫁人也应该适当等上一段时间。
—— 《牛津词典》
3·It just requires a decent interval.
这只需要彼此保持恰当的距离。
4·They went to visit him after a decent interval.
过了一段适当的时间后,他们去拜访他。
5·After a decent interval, he could then return to the Kremlin as President.
在这样合理的间隔后,他就可以体面的回到克里姆林宫。
6·The result of all this is that we can marry after a decent interval .
有了这种结局,那咱们过了相当的时期以后,就能结婚了。
7·It's assumed that, once a decent interval has passed, of course you'll want to get back in the love game.
大家都认为,一旦这个间歇过去,你会理所当然地希望投入到下一场感情游戏之中。
8·After a decent interval, letting his wisdom sink into my mind, he continued. "on the other hand, you have proved yourself a valu-able member of our clan."
他悠悠地停了一下,让他的智慧沉入我的头脑,然后继续说:“另一方面,你证明了你是我们部落的好成员。”
9·After a decent interval, letting his wisdom sink into my mind, he continued. "on the other hand, you have proved yourself a valuable member of our clan."
他悠悠地停了一下,让他的智慧沉入我的头脑,然后继续说:“另一方面,你证明了你是我们部落的好成员。”