recess

中英词典：recess

形容词

1. recessed [美] /rɪˈsɛst/ [英] /rɪˈsɛst/ 词义：凹陷的，向后倾斜的 2. recessive [美] /rɪˈsɛsɪv/ [英] /rɪˈsɛsɪv/ 词义：隐性的，倒退的

名词

1. recess [美] /ˈrisɛs/ [英] /ˈriːsɛs/ 词义：休息时间，休假期间，中场休息，凹处，壁龛 2. school recess [美] /ˈskul ˈrisɛs/ [英] /skuːl ˈriːsɛs/ 词义：课间休息

词语辨析

1. recess vs. break recess：指学校中的正式休息时间，通常指午餐前后或上午下午的休息时间。 break：指短暂的休息时间，可以是任何时间，通常是在工作或学习的间隙中。 2. recess vs. niche recess：指墙壁或房间内的凹处或壁龛。 niche：指供放置物品或展示物品的小空间，可以是墙壁上的凹处，也可以是独立的小空间。

词汇扩充

1. recessed lighting [美] /rɪˈsɛst ˈlaɪtɪŋ/ [英] /rɪˈsɛst ˈlaɪtɪŋ/ 词义：嵌入式照明，壁龛式照明 2. recess appointment [美] /ˈrisɛs əˈpɔɪntmənt/ [英] /ˈriːsɛs əˈpɔɪntmənt/ 词义：休会任命，休会委任

近义词

break

rest

pause

反义词

work

activity

session

柯林斯词典解释

1. recess (noun) If people in authority recess a parliament, court, or meeting, or if it recesses, it stops meeting for a period of time.

The Senate recessed for two weeks.

The trial was recessed for lunch.

2. recess (noun) A recess is a break between the periods of work of an official body such as a committee, a court of law, or a government.

The committee was to meet again on the following Tuesday after a two-week recess.

...a recess in the talks.

3. recess (noun) A recess is a space that is built into a wall, for example, in a corridor or a room.

...a large recess in the wall.

He looked up at the ceiling, his eyes moving toward a recess.

4. recess (noun) You can refer to a hollow place in a cliff or a hillside as a recess.

...a small recess in the side of a hill.

...a rocky recess.

5. recess (noun) A recess is a period of time during which people relax, especially because they are on holiday.

The country had been in recession for two years.

...the long summer recess.

牛津词典解释

1. recess (noun) A period of time when the proceedings of a parliament, committee, court of law, or other official body are temporarily suspended.

The trial was adjourned for a six-week recess.

The committee will meet again after the summer recess.

2. recess (noun) A small space created by building part of a wall further back from the rest.

The cupboard is in a recess at the far end of the room.

He glanced into the recesses of the car.

3. recess (noun) A remote, secret, or less exposed part or period.

The recesses of her mind.

They explored every recess of the old house.

用法

1. take a recess 词义：暂停，休息一下 例句：The meeting will take a recess for lunch. 2. recess from 词义：从...中暂停，暂离 例句：She decided to recess from her studies for a year. 3. recess into 词义：倒退到，凹陷到 例句：The wall recesses into the room, creating a cozy space.

相关例句

1. The students enjoyed their lunch recess in the school playground. (学生们在学校操场上享受午餐休息时间。)
2. The court recessed for a short break. (法庭休息了一小段时间。)
3. He found a small recess in the cave to hide. (他在洞穴里找到一个小壁龛躲藏。)
4. During the summer recess, many families go on vacation. (在夏季休假期间，许多家庭都去度假。)
5. We need to install recessed lighting in the living room. (我们需要在客厅安装壁龛式照明。)
6. After a long day at work, I need a recess before starting my evening activities. (工作了一整天后，我需要休息一下再开始晚上的活动。)
7. The recess appointment allowed him to temporarily hold the position. (休会委任使他能够暂时担任这个职位。)
8. She retreated into the recesses of her mind, trying to find a solution. (她退回到自己思维的深处，试图找到解决办法。)