英语词汇“lapse”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

lapsenoun

uk/læps/us/læps/

lapse noun (FAILURE)

[ C ] a temporary failure:

a lapse of concentration

The management's decision to ignore the safety warnings demonstrated a remarkable lapse of judgment.

a memory lapse

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Faults and mistakes

a blot on sb's character idiom
aberration
Achilles heel
adrift
black mark
chink
clinker
creep in/creep into sth
errata
erratum
error
failing
false alarm
false move
irregularity
loophole
misprint
misspell
mistake
mistaken

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lapse noun (PERIOD)

[ C usually singular ] a period of time passing between two things happening:

a time lapse/a lapse of time

He turned up again after a lapse of two years.

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Pauses & interludes

abeyance
adjourn
break
break-journey
caesura
coffee break
comfort stop
hiatus
interlude
intermission
interval
lull
moratorium
pause
postpone
respite
stop
stoppage
suspension

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lapseverb [ I ]

uk/læps/us/læps/

to end legally or officially by not being continued or made effective for a longer period:

The association needs to win back former members who have allowed their subscriptions to lapse.

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Coming to an end

come off
come off sth
come out
come to a full stop idiom
come to a head idiom
come to sth
come to the end of the road idiom
dry up
fizzle
go out (of) the window idiom
head
land
land up
let
let up
peter
peter out
road
run
wind up

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Phrasal verb(s)

lapse into sth

单词	lapse
释义	Contents noun (2) lapse (FAILURE) lapse (PERIOD) verb (1) lapse (1) Contents noun (2) lapse (FAILURE) lapse (PERIOD) verb (1) lapse (END) Contents verb (1) lapse (1) noun (2) lapse (1) lapse (2) English American Business lapsenoun uk/læps/us/læps/ lapse noun (FAILURE) [ C ] a temporary failure: a lapse of concentration The management's decision to ignore the safety warnings demonstrated a remarkable lapse of judgment. a memory lapse Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Faults and mistakes *a blot on sb's* character idiom aberration Achilles heel adrift black mark chink clinker** creep in/creep into sth errata erratum error failing false alarm false move irregularity loophole misprint misspell mistake mistaken See more results » lapse noun (PERIOD) [ C usually singular ] a period of time passing between two things happening: a time lapse/a lapse of time He turned up again after a lapse of two years. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Pauses & interludes abeyance adjourn break break-journey caesura coffee break comfort stop hiatus interlude intermission interval lull moratorium pause postpone respite stop stoppage suspension See more results » lapseverb [ I ] uk/læps/us/læps/ to end legally or officially by not being continued or made effective for a longer period: The association needs to win back former members who have allowed their subscriptions to lapse. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Coming to an end come off come off sth come out come to a full stop idiom come to a head idiom come to sth come to the end of the road idiom dry up fizzle go out (of) the window idiom head land land up let let up peter peter out road run wind up See more results » Phrasal verb(s) lapse into sth lapsenoun us/læps/ lapse noun (FAILURE) [ C ] a failure to do something that happens as a particular event at a particular time: a memory lapse She had a momentary lapse in concentration and lost the game. lapse noun (PERIOD) [ U ] a period of time after an event or between two events: Owing to the lapse of time since the crimes, none of the original witnesses could be found. lapseverb [ I ] us/læps/ lapse verb [ I ] (END) to end something, either intentionally or accidentally, that might be continued or that should continue: I must have let my subscription lapse, because I haven’t received any issues of the magazine in months. Phrasal verb(s) lapse into something lapseverb [ I ] uk/læps/us if something such as an agreement lapses, it ends legally or officially because nothing has been done to make it continue, for example because payments are not made: The agreement ran for three years, after which they decided to allow it to lapse. Many uninsured drivers aren't even aware that their insurance has lapsed. Phrasal verb(s) lapse into sth lapsenoun uk/læps/us [ C ] a mistake that is made because of a temporary lack of attention to something: lapse in sth There had been a lapse in security at the company, and the personal details of hundreds of customers had been made public. a security lapse [ C, usually singular ] a period of time that passes between two things happening: The company will resume paying a quarterly dividend on common shares, following a two-year lapse. a time lapse
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lapsenoun

lapse noun (FAILURE)

lapse noun (PERIOD)

lapseverb [ I ]

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lapsenoun

lapse noun (FAILURE)

lapse noun (PERIOD)

lapseverb [ I ]

lapse verb [ I ] (END)

Phrasal verb(s)

lapseverb [ I ]

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