interim in Portuguese
interim in Portuguese is intervalo, ínterim — interim means temporary or provisional, filling a gap until something permanent is arranged.
interim in Portuguese
intervalo
A transitional or temporary period between other events.
ínterim
A transitional or temporary period between other events.
What does "interim" mean?
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adj Temporary or provisional, filling a gap until something permanent is arranged.
"An interim manager will run the shop until a new one is hired."
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noun A period of time between one event and another.
"In the interim, please keep the receipt somewhere safe."
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interim in a sentence
- An interim manager will run the shop until a new one is hired.
- The council put an interim fix on the broken bridge while repairs were planned.
- In the interim, please keep the receipt somewhere safe.
- There was a long interim between the two meetings, so we all relaxed.
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What is "interim" in Portuguese?
"interim" in Portuguese is intervalo, ínterim. interim means: Temporary or provisional, filling a gap until something permanent is arranged.
How do you use "interim" in a sentence?
Example: "An interim manager will run the shop until a new one is hired." In Portuguese, "interim" is intervalo, ínterim.
Are there other ways to say "interim" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "interim": intervalo, ínterim.
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