recess
🇺🇸
/ˈriːses/
🇬🇧
/ˈriːses/
noun
R
a break in work or meetings, like when a parliament or committee stops meeting for a while
Parliament went into its long summer recess.
议会进入了漫长的夏季休会期。
R
a short break in a court trial
The judge called a short recess.
法官宣布短暂休庭。
R
a break between classes at school
I believe kids need more recess time.
我认为孩子们需要更多的课间休息时间。
R
a space in a wall that is set back to hold something, like books
a recess for books
一个放书的壁龛。
R
a hidden or darker part of a place, away from light
He stared into the dark recesses of the room.
他凝视着房间里黑暗的角落。
verb
R
to take a break or to stop for a while, like during a meeting or trial
The hearing was recessed for the weekend.
听证会因周末休会。
R
to place something into a space in a wall, like putting lights into the ceiling
The lights should be recessed into the ceiling.
灯应该嵌入天花板。
translation
休会, 休庭, 课间休息, 壁龛, 隐蔽处
休会, 嵌入
词形变化
3rd Present
recesses
Past
recessed
Perfect
recessed
Progressive
recessing
Plural
recesses