1. respite的解释

1. The noise went on all night without respite.
    吵闹声整夜不停。

1. 休息,中止：respect 尊敬 | respite 休息,中止 | resplendent 华丽,辉煌的

2. 暂缓：respirometry 呼吸运动计量法 | respite 暂缓 | resplend 灿烂

3. 间歇：dissonant不和谐的a | respite间歇n | despite不管

4. 休息(时间 暂时的缓解或放松：secular adj. 世俗的(非精神的; 非宗教的) | respite 休息(时间 暂时的缓解或放松 | beget 产生(某事物 导致: War begets misery and ruin

1. Asked to allow the Hebrews three days'respite for sacrifices in the wilderness, the angry monarch not only refuses, but he ridicules their God, and then effectually embitters the Hebrews'minds against their new chiefs as well as against himself, by denying them the necessary straw for exorbitant daily exactions in brick making.
    请允许希伯来3天的喘息时间，为牺牲在荒无人烟的戈壁滩上，愤怒的君主不仅拒绝，但他嘲弄，他们的神，然后有效embitters希伯来人的头脑对他们的新酋长以及对自己，不让他们必要秸秆为高昂的日常敲诈勒索在制砖。

2. An ice-cube may help offer some temporary respite from the heat but wouldn't an air-conditioned facility be a more worthy goal to work towards?
    一颗冰块或能帮助你在炎热的天气里暂时消暑解热，但是，我们是不是应该有更远大的目标，例如设法添购冷气设备

3. If you're caring for a loved one at home, you need respite from your caregiving role.
    如果你要照顾亲爱的家人，你需要暂时变换一下角色。

4. There was a respite at any rate, which made the timid little Amelia almost as happy as a full reprieve would have done.
    眼前暂且无事，胆小的爱米丽亚仿佛象犯人得了缓刑的特赦令那么欢喜。

5. Otherwise, all we will have done is bought ourselves a respite, but not a future.
    否则的话，我们现在所做的这一切只不过是为我们赢得了一次喘息的机会，却并没有为我们赢得未来。

6. On the face of it, the trip could scarcely have been a more welcome respite for Mr Aso.
    从表面来看，这次出访对麻生来说是再好不过的喘息。

7. From that point I will think it well over, how the Achaeans may have a respite from their troubles.
    从那以后，我会用我的计划，我的行动，使阿开亚人，在经受了一次重创之后，卷土重来。

8. We would like to see humanitarian pours and whatever the military concerns about that, it would be extremely good for the people themselves, the civilians who're on the ground to have a rest, a respite, chance to move on, chance to find food and so on.
    我们希望看到人道主义倾倒并且无论军队担心什么都将对人民自己非常好，在地上的平民可以休息一下，喘一口气，有一个继续前进的机会，一个寻找食物的机会等等。

9. I love to meet him and to offer a calm respite from a busy world.
    我喜欢和他见面交谈，为他在这个繁忙的世界上提供一个短暂歇脚的安静地方。

10. We shall have, moreover, the same respite and in the same manner in rendering justice concerning the disafforestation or retention of those forests which Henry our father and Richard our brother afforested, and concerning the wardship of lands which are of the fief of another (namely, such wardships as we have hitherto had by reason of a fief which anyone held of us by knight's service), and concerning abbeys founded on other fiefs than our own, in which the lord of the fee claims to have right; and when we have returned, or if we desist from our expedition, we will immediately grant full justice to all who complain of such things.
    此外，就我父亨利、我兄理查德所划定之森林区废止事宜；及对于他人封地内土地的监护权事宜（即，我们因骑士军役授予其人封地，从而享有的监护权）；及我们在他人封地建立修道院，而该地领主主张对此享有权利的相关事宜；我们可依例得暂缓处理，但只要我们远征归来或中断征程归来，则即应立刻按公平正义处理上述事宜。注：a、本条见于1215年最初的版本，后来版本无。b、可参考37条。

11. Later this paper brings forward two opinions to respite the capital shortage in PI: build Municipal Bond market in China; BOT (build-operate-transfer) mode in country and private possession. The main works and conclusions in this paper are as follows:(1)There is substantial positive correlation between investment in PI and GDP in China.
      然后，运用博弈论方法，建立了政府投资与私人投资之间的完全信息静态博弈模型，并对其博弈过程中的问题进行了分析和探索，随后，提出初步设立我国市政债券市场及BOT模式国内化、私有化等相关论点，以为我国公用基础设施进一步扩大融资渠道出谋划策，缓解基础设施建设资金不足的矛盾。

12. Some analysts said the rebound might be only a respite from the past week's sharp rise in longer-dated bond yields.
      一些分析师表示，此次价格反弹可能只是暂时缓解了过去一周长期债券收益率急升的势头。

13. respite

13. Imagine working through long winters plagued by biting cold and blinding snowdrifts. Summer brought no respite, just great swarms of gnats, mosquitoes and gadflies.
      冬日漫漫，刺骨的严寒和弥漫的风雪无情地摧残着矿工们的身躯；夏日炎炎，蚊蝇飞舞，矿工们一年四季也得不到片刻休整。

14. I am enjoying a temporary respite from deadlines, but at the same time, I am lucky enough to have an ongoing connection with the world of Harry Potter through the films.
      暂时不受交稿限期的催促，我觉得很享受，但同时，我也很幸运，可以通过电影里的哈里波特来与世界保持联系。

15. respite

15. Then I have my mode of dispensing justice, silent and sure, without respite or appeal, which condemns or pardons, and which no one sees.
      然后我就施行我的法律，我的法律是无声的，但却是确实的，没有缓刑，也没有上诉，有罚有赦，而谁都不知道。

16. Their heart cried out to the Lord: O wall of the daughter of Zion, Let tears run down like a stream Day and night; Give yourself no respite; Let not the pupil of your eye cease.
      2：18 锡安民的心哀求主：锡安女子的城墙阿，愿你昼夜流泪如河，不得歇息；愿你眼中的瞳人，泪流不止。

17. respite的解释

17. Enforcement security; beneficium excussionis; security registration; temporary respite
      执行担保；先诉抗辩权；担保登记；暂缓执行

18. respite的近义词

18. For Grosz and Dix the post-war years offered no respite, only another kind of nastiness —a world of wretchedness, debauchery and profiteer s.
      战后 Grosz 和 Dix 也没有停止创作，对他们来说，他们只是在表现另一种丑恶——一个充满了悲惨、放荡和奸商的世界。

19. Therefore, after entering the fourth quarter, the bond market will usher in a consolidation period of respite.
      因此，在进入第四季度，债券市场将进入一个巩固期的喘息。

20. But I want to use my respite for one significant action.
      但我要用这片刻去作一件伟大的事情。

1. （不快事情中的）喘息，缓解，暂息
    A respite is a short period of rest from something unpleasant.

    e.g. It was some weeks now since they had had any respite from shellfire.
           他们已经好几周没有在炮火中获得任何喘息的机会了。

2. （不快或困难的）暂缓，暂延
    A respite is a short delay before a very unpleasant or difficult situation which may or may not take place.

    e.g. Devaluation would only give the economy a brief respite.
           贬值只能让经济得到暂时的缓解。

1. a pause from doing something (as work)

    e.g. we took a 10-minute break
           he took time out to recuperate

    Synonym: recess break time out

2. the act of reprieving
    postponing or remitting punishment

    Synonym: reprieve

3. an interruption in the intensity or amount of something

    Synonym: suspension reprieve hiatus abatement

4. a (temporary) relief from harm or discomfort

    Synonym: reprieve

5. a pause for relaxation

    e.g. people actually accomplish more when they take time for short rests

    Synonym: rest relief rest period

1. postpone the punishment of a convicted criminal, such as an execution

    Synonym: reprieve