languages使用两种语言的；介于两种语言间的；语际
的：interZinguaZ communication 语际交流 2 relating
to an INTERLANGUAGE中间语言的；中介语言的
interlink
/.inta'liiok;
NAmE -tar'l-/ verb ~ (sth) (with sth) to connect things; to
be connected with other things (使）连接：[VN] [usually passive]
77ie two processes are fnterZinfced 这齒个it程是‘互连接的。◊ [V] a series 〇/ short intertinfcfng stories —系列相互衔接的短篇故事
interlock
/.inta'lDk;
NAmE .intar'laik/ verb ~ (sth) (with sth) to fit or be fastened
firmly together (使）▲锁，
紧 _ 连接，扣紧：[V] interZocfcing
s/iapes/systems/jpieces 紧密相扣的形状/系统/部件[also VN] interlocutor /.mta'lDkjata^); NAmE ,intar'la:k-/ noun (formal) 1 a person taking
part in a conversation with you 参加谈话者；对话者 2a
person or an organization that talks to another person or organization on
behalf of sb else (代表他人的 >
中间对话者
interloper
/'mtalaupa(r);
NAmE 'intarloupar/ noun a person who is
present in a place or a situation where they do not belong 闯入者；年涉者 PCT7I intruder interlude /'intaluid; NAmE -tarl-/ noun 1 a period of time
between two events during which sth different happens (两事件之间的）间歇；插入事件：a romantic fnterZude
(= a short romantic relationship)短暂的恋爱◊ Apart from a brief interlude of
peace, the war lasted nine years.除了一段短暂的和平，那场战争持续了九年。
2 a short period of time between the parts
of a play, film/movie, etc.(戏剧、电影等的）幕@休息：There wiH now be a short
interlude.现在有一段短时间的幕间休
息。3 a short piece of music
or a talk, etc. that fills this period of time幕间乐曲（或节目、義演 >
;插曲：
a
musicai interlude幕间音乐插曲
intermarry/.mta'maeri; NAmE -tar'm-/ verb (intermarries,
inter-marry-jns inter-mar-ried, inter-married) [V] 1 to marry sb of a
different race or from a different country or a different religious group 不同种族（或国
家、教派 J 间通婚：BZacks and whites o/ten intermarried (=married each
other)•黑人和白人时有通婚。◊ They were not forbidden to intermarry with the local people. 他们未被禁止与当地人通婚。2 to marry sb within
your own famiiy or group 近族通婚；近亲结if: cousins who fntermarry近亲结邊的堂表兄弟姐妹►
intermarriage /.mta'maerids/
noun [U, C] ： intermarriage between blacks and whites黑人和白人之间的通婚
intermedi-ary
/.mta'miidiari;
NAmE .mtar'miidieri/ noun {pi. -ie^ ~ (between A and B) a
person or an organization that helps other people or organizations to make an
agreement by being a means of communica- tkm between them 中间人；调解人 HT1
mediator, go-between ： Financial institutions act as
intermedi- aries between 丨enders and borrowers•金融机构充当贷方
和借方的中间人。◊ AH taZfcs have
so /ar been conducted through an intermediary.到目前为it所有的谈判都是
通过调停人进行’的。► inter.medi.ary [only before noun] ： to play an intermediary role in the dispute g-fi 纠纷中的调解人
intermedi-ate/.mta'miidiat; NAmE-tBr'm-/ adj.,noun •adj. 1 [usually before noun]
~ (between A and B) located between two
places, things, states, etc.(两地、两物、 两种状态等）之间的，中间的：an intermediate stage/
step in a process 中间阶食/步骤◊ liquid aystais are considered to be intermediate
between liquid and solid. 液晶被认为介于液态和固态之间。2 having more than a
basic knowledge of sth but not yet advanced; suitable for sb who is at this
level中级的；中等的；适合中等程
度者的：an intermediate
sfcfer/student, etc.中 度 的滑雪者、学生等◊ an
intermediate courseboofc +级课 本◊pre-/upper-intermediate ckwses 初等 / 高等中级班 mnoun a person who is
learning sth and who has more than a basic knowledge of it but is not yet
advanced 中 级学生
.intermediate
technology noivn
[u] technology that is
suitable for use in developing countries as it is cheap and simple and can use
local materials 中间技术（因威 本低廉、简便以及可使用当地原料而适用于发展中国家> in.ter.ment /m_t3:mant; NAmE -'tairin-/ noun [c, U] (formal) the act of burying a
dead person M M ；安葬
HSU burial — see also inter v.
ntermesh
/.mta'mej*; NAmE -tar'm-/ verb [V] (of two objects or parts 两个物体或部分）to fit closely together 互相啮合；紧密相接：intermeshing cogs相互咬合的轮齿
intermezzo /.mta'metsau; NAmE .mtar'metsou/ noun {pi. inter-mezzi /-'metsi:/ or inter-mezzos /-'metsauz; NAmE -'metsouz/) {music W) (from Italian) a short piece of music for the orchestra that is played between two
parts in an opera or other
musical performance 间奏
曲，幕间曲（歌剧或其他音乐表演中幕与幕之间的过场
音乐）
in.ter.miivable /m'taimmabl; NAmE -'t3：rm-/ adj. lasting a very long time and therefore boring or
annoying 冗长的；没完没了的 HIT! endless ： an mterminaWe
speedi/Waft/discussfori 无休止的讲话 /
等待 /
讨论◊ 77ie drive
seemecHriterminabie•这次开未好像没
有尽头。.► in.ter.min.ab_y /-abli/ fldv. : The meeting dragged on
intermimiWy.会议没完没了地拖延着。
intermin-gle
/.mte'mirjgl;
NAmE -tar'm-/ verb ~ (A) (with B) | ~ A and B (formal) to mix people, ideas,
colours, etc. together; to be mixed in this way 棱（人、 思想、色彩等）混合：[VN] 77ie boofc
intermingZes /acf wit/ijiicrion.迻本书事实_虚构并存。◊ The boofc fnter- min^es /act anci /icrion.这 _
% 事实和虚构并存。◊ [V] tourists and
local people intermingling in the market square聚集在市场广场上的观光客和当地人
intermis-sion
/.mta'mijn;
NAmE -tar'm-/ noun [C, U] 1 {especially NAmE) a short period of
time between the parts of a play, film/movie，etc.(戏剧、电影等的）幕
间休息，丰间你息：Coffee was served during the intermission. 0 {
missfon, the second band
pZayed.幕间休息后第二支乐队
开始演％。画!1Id函 J This meaning is only
[U] in NAmE. 此义时在北美英语中是不可数的。2 a period of time
during which sth stops before continuing again 间歇； 暂停：This state of affairs lasted
without intermission /or a hundred years.这种局面从未间断地持续了一百年。
intermit-tent/.inte'mitent; NAmE -tar'm-/ adj. stopping and starting
often over a period of time, but not regu- larly 断断续续的；间歇的 Sdsporadic: intermittent
bursts
〇/ a即Zause —阵阵的掌声◊ intermittent
showers 阵雨► inter.mit.tent.ly : Protests continued inter- mfttentiy throughout
November.整个i■月份抗议话动
此起彼落。：
intermix /.mta'miks;
NAmE -tar'm-/ verb [VN] ~ (sth) (with sth) to mix
things together; to be mixed together
(使）混合；（使）混杂：Grass/idds were intermixed with
areas ojf woodtond.草地和林地相互交错。[also V] in-tern verb, noun
■
verft /m_t3:n; in_t3:m/
[VN] [often
passive]〜sb (in
sth) to put sb in prison
during a war or for political reasons, although they have not been charged with
a crime (战争期间或由于政治原因未经审讯）拘留，禁闭， 关押一see also internee ► in-tern-ment
/m't3：nmant; NAmE -'t3：rn-/ noun [U] ： the internment of suspected terrorists 〇 internment camps
•noun (also in-terne) /'mt3：n; NAmE'mt3：m/ [NAm^) 1 an advanced student
of medicine, whose training is nearly finished and who is working in a hospital
to get further practical experience 实习医生一compare house
officer 2 a
student or new graduate who is getting practical experience in a
job, for example during the summer holiday/vacation实与学生；毕业实习生：a summer intern at a〖aw卢rm暑假在法律事务M赤习的学 生 _ see
also internship in.tern.a丨 〇Ti/m_t3:nl; NAmf 1 [only before noun] connected with the
inside of sth 内 部的；里面的：the structure
〇/ a
buridfng 大楼
沾内部结构◊ intema〖 doors 内门 Plin external 2 [only before noun] connected with the
inside of your body 体内的：internal organs/fnjurfes 内脏；忐伤◊
77ie medicine
is not/or mtemai use.这种药不可内服。.E333 external 3 [usually before noun] involving or
concerning only the people who are part of a particular organization rather
than people from outside it (机构 ） 内部 的：an htemaZ inquf/y 内部调査◊ the mtemaZ
workings oj government 政府内命的运作◊ intemaZ
divisions