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Pronunciation / Transliteration: intervalo
"Houve um breve intervalo durante a partida de futebol."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A period of time between two events or activities.
"The train service runs at regular intervals."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French intervalle, from Latin intervallum, literally 'space between a rampart and the houses', from inter- 'between' + vallum 'wall, rampart'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "interval" is said worldwide
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intervalle
Transliteration: intervalle
"Il y a un court intervalle entre les deux représentations."
Intervall
Transliteration: Intervall
"Die Züge fahren in regelmäßigen Intervallen."
intervallo
Transliteration: intervallo
"C'è un breve intervallo durante lo spettacolo."
intervalo
Transliteration: intervalo
"Tomamos un descanso en el intervalo de la obra."
intervalo
Transliteration: intervalo
"Houve um breve intervalo durante a partida de futebol."
अंतराल
Transliteration: antral
"दोनों घटनाओं के बीच एक छोटा अंतराल था।"
间隔
Transliteration: jiàn gé
"列车以固定的间隔运行。"
간격
Transliteration: gan-gyeok
"기차는 일정한 간격으로 운행됩니다."
間隔
Transliteration: kankaku
"電車は一定の間隔で運行しています。"
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