to interrupt
01
打断, 中断
to stop or pause a process, activity, etc. temporarily
Transitive: to interrupt a process or activity
例子
She interrupted the meeting to ask a question.
她打断了会议来提问。
He interrupted the lecture to clarify a point.
他打断了讲座以澄清一个观点。
02
打断, 打扰
to disturb or disrupt the calmness or serenity of a situation or person
Transitive: to interrupt sb/sth
例子
A sudden argument interrupted the peaceful dinner, leaving everyone uncomfortable.
一场突然的争论打断了平静的晚餐，让每个人都感到不舒服。
The sirens interrupted the otherwise peaceful night in the city.
警笛声打断了城市原本宁静的夜晚。
03
打断, 插嘴
to stop someone from speaking by speaking or acting before they finish
Transitive: to interrupt sb
例子
The teacher interrupted the student to correct a misunderstanding.
老师打断了学生以纠正一个误解。
Interrupting the speaker, she asked a question that could n’t wait.
打断演讲者后，她提出了一个不能等待的问题。
04
打断, 中断
to disrupt or break the continuous flow or smoothness of something
Transitive: to interrupt sth
例子
A colorful painting on the wall interrupted the otherwise dull decor.
墙上的一幅彩色画打断了原本单调的装饰。
The tree roots interrupted the sidewalk, creating uneven surfaces.
树根中断了人行道，造成了不平的表面。
Interrupt
01
中断, 中断信号
a signal that temporarily stops the execution of a program so that another procedure can be carried out
