Examples of using An interruption in English and their translations into Chinese
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The matter being settled, they were about to stand up when an interruption came in the shape of another knock at the door.
The net is designed to be an interruption system, a machine geared to dividing attention.
The only difference between a meeting and an interruption is that a meeting is a planned interruption, which makes it even worse.
But then we find the Sabbath is not an interruption but a stronger rhythmic measure that confirms and extends the basic beat.
Personally, I struck an interruption, now, but I did not mind it, it could not have happened at a better time.
I was angry enough, as you know- but how was any man's anger to hold out against such an interruption as this?
For example Billy Collins, former US Poet Laureate writes: Poetry, I think, is an interruption of silence.
The Asian financial crisis that erupted in mid-1997 and subsequently spread across the emerging economies caused an interruption lasting six years.
It is an interruption, not just in Moses afternoon, but in the people's whole framework and narrative about who they are.
Toward the end there came an interruption they did not resent--it began to be interrupted by passion.
Do you realize that I was much too busy and that this meant an interruption of my work?”?
The selection of international commissioners, recommenced in January 2001 after an interruption following the events of May 2000 and the selection of national commissioners, started in February 2001, has concluded.
After an interruption of several years, the Statistics Division resumed in 2011 the collection of data on annual migration flows, through the regular Demographic Yearbook data collection system.
In order to avoid an interruption of humanitarian assistance, the Moratorium and the communiqué must be extended immediately to allow time for humanitarian actors to renew visas and permits before the 31 January expiration date.
Anyone who causes an interruption of communications by means of explosives or who by the same means causes a derailment or failure of a means of communication shall be sentenced to 6 to 10 years' imprisonment.
After an interruption of several years, the Statistics Division resumed in 2011 the collection of data on annual migration flows, through the regular Demographic Yearbook data collection system.
Here, however, an interruption could be fatal: 90 percent of oil exported from the Gulf, about 20 percent of the world's supply, passes through Hormuz.
This noticing is an interruption.
This extraordinary rally is an interruption.
Then came an interruption of a different sort.