time-out 的定义
plural time·outs.
- a brief suspension of activity; intermission or break.
- Sports. a short interruption in a regular period of play during which a referee or other official stops the clock so that the players may rest, deliberate, make substitutions, etc.
- a short time alone used as a punishment or consequence for a child who is misbehaving.
- Computers. the termination of a process or event that is taking longer than expected to proceed, and that is more likely to be successful if relaunched, resubmitted, etc.the severing of an online connection after a period of inactivity, as when a user is logged out of a secure session on a webpage after a fixed period of time.
time-out 近义词
suspension of activity
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time-out 的反义词 1 个
更多time-out例句
- “You knew it was pretty much over then because we had no timeouts,” Mahomes said.
- With that absent, Brooks searched for some other answer all game, exhausting his timeouts before the end of the third quarter.
- Frese called a timeout after the Badgers opened the second half with a 7-0 run, and the Terps promptly answered with a 13-0 burst of their own.
- I have never once requested a timeout, nor have I been given one.
- The legislation would have required any school that receives state funding to make a plan to reduce — and eventually eliminate — its reliance on any kind of timeout and restraint over the next three years.
- "We took a blow and had a timeout and I looked down around where we were standing and what I looked at was amazing," he said.
- A “timeout truce” in the campaign cash arms race neither limits free speech nor requires new legislation.
- And how about guzzling from the water bottle during a timeout as if he was the only one who was thirsty?