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recessre·cess /ˈrisɛs ; rɪˈsɛs / noun - [uncountable] a period of free time during the day at school, especially after lunch（学校）午休，课间休息◆We'll finish the story after recess.我们午休后讲完这个故事。➨ WHICH WORD？词语辨析A pause is a short period of time when you stop speaking or doing something. * pause 指说话或行动的短暂停顿After a brief pause, she answered.她稍稍停顿了一下之后才回答。A break is especially used in connection with periods of work or study, for example a lunch / coffee break in an office, a factory, or a school. * break 尤与工作或学习有关，如办公室、工厂或学校的 lunch / coffee break （午餐时间；喝咖啡休息时间）We've been working pretty hard – let's take a break.我们一直都在十分努力地工作，休息一下吧。students spending their spring break in Florida在佛罗里达州度春假的学生A break during the school day, especially after lunch, is called recess. A recess is also a longer period of time when work in Congress, Parliament, or in a court of law stops. * recess 指学校的课间休息，尤指午餐后的休息时间。recess 还指国会、议会的休会期或法院的休庭时间senators returning from the Memorial Day recess阵亡将士纪念日休会后重返国会的参议员We use intermission for a break in a concert or performance. * intermission 指音乐会或演出的幕间休息。
- [countable, uncountable] a period of time when a group of people who make the laws, the members of a committee, etc. do not meet（立法机构、委员会等的）休会期◆Congress went into its summer recess.国会进入夏季休会期。◆The judge will take a short recess to consider his decision.法官将短暂休庭，以便考虑如何裁决。
- [countable] part of a wall that is further back than the rest, forming a space壁橱；壁龛；（墙壁上的）凹室
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