interregnum 的定义
plural in·ter·reg·nums, in·ter·reg·na [in-ter-reg-nuh]. /ˌɪn tərˈrɛg nə/.
- an interval of time between the close of a sovereign's reign and the accession of his or her normal or legitimate successor.
- any period during which a state has no ruler or only a temporary executive.
- any period of freedom from the usual authority.
- any pause or interruption in continuity.
interregnum 近义词
等同于 meantime
等同于 interim
等同于 interlude
等同于 intermission
等同于 interval
等同于 pause
等同于 recess
等同于 respite
等同于 coalition government
interregnum 的近义词 2 个
更多interregnum例句
- Nearly every state is currently reporting mortality figures resembling the interregnum last summer or last October, between peaks that began in June and again in the fall.
- The researchers noticed that one colony’s chirps began to vary in the interregnum after their queen died, only to fall in line with a new monarch’s dialect when she took the throne.
- Costner was an earnest man for an earnest time: the patriotic, self-serious interregnum between Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton.
- Most comically of all, I will never forget the brief Al-Sharpton-has-been-redeemed interregnum.
- Throughout the bitter four-month interregnum, President Herbert Hoover had tried to get FDR to endorse joint policy statements.
- The establishment of a British Consulate there, after a long interregnum, was either the cause or excuse for an outbreak.
- Thus the Civil War and the Interregnum (1642-60) may be regarded as marking a watershed in the financial history of the country.
- I do pity you, with the drunken Christmas workmen keeping you in this uncomfortable interregnum.
- Moreover, the severest prohibitions were naturally mitigated during an interregnum.
- Thus did the hours creep on until darkness with its interregnum of peace had fallen on the city.