interstice 的定义
plural in·ter·stic·es [in-tur-stuh-seez, -stuh-siz]. /ɪnˈtɜr stəˌsiz, -stə sɪz/.
- an intervening space.
- a small or narrow space or interval between things or parts, especially when one of a series of alternating uniform spaces and parts: the interstices between the slats of a fence.
- Roman Catholic Church. the interval of time that must elapse, as required by canon law, before promotion to a higher degree of orders.
- an interval of time.
interstice 近义词
opening, crack
更多interstice例句
- There was only one crack, and that a very little one; nevertheless he worked his claws into the interstice and dug.
- She threw on a heavy bathrobe and kept it on when she crept into the icy interstice between the all-too-snowy sheets.
- I turn now to the literary work which filled every available interstice of time.
- Wherever the eye found interstice between the fronds of spruce and hemlock the stars spangled the frosty blue.
- He made a movement to close the door, but Marcos put his thickly booted foot in the interstice.