grand a respite to a condemned man 对判刑的人宣布缓刑。 put in respite 延期,暂缓。 toil without respite 不断地工作。 vt. 1.延期,缓期执行(死刑)。 2.使休息,使(苦痛等)暂时停止,使缓和一下。 3.【军事】停付(军人)薪饷;停付(薪金)。
This plan enabled the oiler and the correspondent to get respite together . 这个计划使加油工和记者能一起稍事休息。
Being found quick with child, she was respited for about seven months . 经过查明的确是怀孕以后,法庭允许将处刑期延缓七个月。
I was very glad to see both, for they gave me a respite from my loomy thoughts . 这两者都来得是时候,把我从忧虑不安中解脱出来。
Hitler's plan for the invasion of russia soon brought us much-needed respite in the air . 希特勒的侵俄计划,不久就给我们的空中任务带来了极其需要的喘息机会。
There was a respite at any rate, which made the timid little amelia almost as happy as a full reprieve would have done . 眼前暂且无事,胆小的爱米丽亚仿佛象犯人得了缓刑的特赦令那么欢喜。
In june 1943 the beaten remnants of the u-boat fleet ceased to attack our north atlantic convoys, and we gained a welcome respite . 1943年6月,被打垮的残存的德国潜艇舰队,不再袭击我们北大西洋的商船队了,因此我们获得了一个值得欢迎的喘息机会。
The noise went on all night without a moment ' s respite 噪音一刻不停地持续了一整夜。
Jumping into water is the only respite 跳入水里只是一种暂时缓解方法。
a (temporary) relief from harm or discomfort 同义词:reprieve,
a pause for relaxation; "people actually accomplish more when they take time for short rests" 同义词:rest, relief, rest period,
postpone the punishment of a convicted criminal, such as an execution 同义词:reprieve,
其他语种释义
respiteとは意味:respite n. 一時的休止, ひと休み; 猶予, 延期; 執行猶予. 【動詞+】 ◆allow sb a respite 人に休息を与える ◆grant sb a respite 人に休息を認める ◆The GPO has no respite while London sleeps. ロンドンが眠っているときでも中央郵便局は休まない ◆need a respite 休息を必要とする ◆ta...