interlude in Japanese
interlude in Japanese is 幕間, 間章, 間奏 — interlude means a pause or short episode that happens between two longer events.
interlude in Japanese
幕間
Pronounced: makuai
An intervening episode, etc.
間章
Pronounced: kanshō
An intervening episode, etc.
幕間
Pronounced: makuai
An entertainment between the acts of a play.
間奏
Pronounced: kansō
(music) A short piece put between the parts of a longer composition.
What does "interlude" mean?
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noun A pause or short episode that happens between two longer events.
"After weeks of rain, they enjoyed a brief sunny interlude."
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noun A short piece of music or entertainment performed between the acts of a longer show.
"The orchestra played a short interlude between the two acts of the opera."
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interlude in a sentence
- After weeks of rain, they enjoyed a brief sunny interlude.
- The orchestra played a short interlude between the two acts of the opera.
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What is "interlude" in Japanese?
"interlude" in Japanese is 幕間, 間章, 間奏. interlude means: A pause or short episode that happens between two longer events.
How do you pronounce 幕間?
"interlude" in Japanese is 幕間, pronounced "makuai".
How do you use "interlude" in a sentence?
Example: "After weeks of rain, they enjoyed a brief sunny interlude." In Japanese, "interlude" is 幕間, 間章, 間奏.
Are there other ways to say "interlude" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "interlude": 幕間, 間章, 間奏.
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