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Meanings of interruption in English
A time interval during which there is a temporary cessation of something.
Speech event when one person breaks in to interject while another person is talking.
Usage of interruption in English
1
One serious issue we fear is an interruption in financing, he said.
2
I did not understand this, but I let him continue without interruption.
3
We present data that indicate a psychological benefit from structured treatment interruption.
4
The most common reason for an interruption was to verify patient information.
5
Lack of treatment interruption may improve long-term immunological outcome in HIV infection.
6
Returning from an interruption takes time and introduces errors into your work.
7
I was in a rapture of excitement; the interruption made me wild.
8
All laboring patients had at least 1 hour of EFM without interruption.
9
We suggest that this is a result of interruption of AT2-receptor signaling.
10
What if my interruption made yours closer to the correct course there?
11
When Gertie is in a meditative state, any interruption can be dangerous.
12
An interruption came in the form of one of the office boys.
13
But the other, in the flood-tide of his argument, ignored the interruption.
14
That same month a serious if unavoidable interruption hobbled the Landscape Department.
15
For a hundred miles the royal fugitives proceeded rapidly and without interruption.
16
My initial resentment at this interruption had long since changed to curiosity.
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Translations for interruption
Portuguese
Interruption through the time
Interruption across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common