in-between

英 [ɪn bɪˈtwiːn]

美 [ɪn bɪˈtwiːn]

adj.  在中间

复数：in-betweens　

英英释义

adj

• being neither at the beginning nor at the end in a series
  1. adolescence is an awkward in-between age
  2. in a mediate position
  3. the middle point on a line
  Synonym:mediatemiddle

双语例句

• For many people, it is this in-between time that becomes a major source of lost productivity.
  对很多人来说，这就是造成效率下降的一个主要原因&零碎时间没有利用好。
• You can find respectable estimates for all stations in-between.
  你在两者之间的各个点，都能找到值得重视的估计数据。
• Martin wells: which means the killer is somewhere in-between.
  马丁威尔斯：也就是说杀手在这期间。
• This is precisely how most people view their food choices-as unhealthy indulgence or unbearable privation-with little grey area in-between.
  这正是大多数人如何看待他们的食物选择的不健康的放纵或者不堪忍受的苦行二者不可调和。
• They often wait years in-between breeding so they can evaluate what they are producing.
  在两胎之间他们常常会等上几年来判断是否适合再繁育小狗。
• Some in-between senior management are a disappointment.
  一些夹在中间的高级管理层令人很失望。
• The place in which nature and artificial has no borders in-between.
  自然与人工的天衣无缝。
• The spaces in-between often allow for multiple readings contradicting the axial and hierarchical set up.
  中的空格，允许之间往往矛盾的轴向和层次设置多个读数。
• If I awoke every morning, and fell asleep each night, bathed in a sense of gratitude and not self-doubt, the in-between hours would doubtless take on a different cast.
  如果我在每一个清晨醒来，在每一个夜晚安然入睡，沐浴在感恩和自信的感觉中，那么其间的时光无疑会呈现出别个模样。
• There should be no in-between, no compromises. People always come round to facts.
  不应有折衷，不应有妥协。人总是会向事实妥协的。