interrupt
interrumpir
definition
verb
the buzzer interrupted his thoughts
stop the continuous progress of (an activity or process).
the coastal plain is interrupted by chains of large lagoons
break the continuity of (a line or surface).
translation of 'interrupt'
verb
interrumpir,
parar,
romper
example
There is a lot to tell you so please do not 'interrupt' me until I am done.
Let your child cope in his or her own way - don't 'interrupt' the process.
The architects even specified that plastered surfaces were to have no joint markings that would visually 'interrupt' their continuity.
There are no powerlines to 'interrupt' the vistas, and snowmobiles are not allowed on these trails, as they are on most others in the Black Hills.
There was no attempt to disarm them or in any way 'interrupt' their activities.
Some US officials have said they are examining ways to 'interrupt' those activities.
In East Africa's game sanctuaries, tourists 'interrupt' critical activities like feeding and suckling of the young.
You have sun, sea, sand, and that's about it: no traffic noise, no pollution, no beach hawkers and nothing to 'interrupt' your view of the horizon.
Most people will be highly complimented if you don't 'interrupt' them until they're through.
I mean, I do not want to 'interrupt' you, but did you ever obstruct the inquiry?
It is hard to imagine a more isolated and remote spot, set in the heart of the open Suffolk countryside where few landmarks 'interrupt' the flat horizon.
Tall as it is, there are no pillars to hold up its glazed roof, or to 'interrupt' the view of MSPs or their audience.
Bob was helping a customer when I got to the store and I didn't want to 'interrupt' him until he was finished, but at the same time I wanted to get to the bottom of the schedule quandary.
Adding the facades will cause tank crewmen to anticipate when the obstacles will obscure their view and 'interrupt' their gun-target line.
Before she had finished making up her part, Rose excitedly offered her suggestions, and had to be sternly told not to 'interrupt' until Karen was finished.
My father sent me to a boys' school in Manila; he was no longer willing, he said, to let the war 'interrupt' my education.
The buzz grew louder again, and a flash of black wheels 'interrupted' the view of the gravel.
A few minutes later, green sneakers 'interrupted' my line of vision.
Activities were 'interrupted' by World War II, with the army taking over much of the museum facilities from 1943 to 1946.
The Second World War 'interrupted' his studies still further when at the age of 18 he was called into the RAF, where he would stay for seven-and-a-half years.
War 'interrupted' their courtship, but regular letters from Joyce kept their friendship alive and when George returned this blossomed into love and they married
Her attention was diverted by the waiter who brought her coffee, and she gave her order as the conversation at the next table got on in low tones until it too was 'interrupted' by the waiter.
Just then, Pace leaned forward and his oversize head 'interrupted' my view of the seductress.
A person seeking another person's attention is normally able to quickly assess how 'interruptible' the other person currently is.
The still surface was 'interrupted' by something else floating nearby.
I was about to add to her statement, until I was 'interrupted' .
But a vaccine against nicotine could help reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings by 'interrupting' the addictive process in the brain.
Dependency on uncertain and 'interruptible' energy supplies from Middle Eastern states is a crucial strategic issue that must be resolved to assure the long-term security of Israel, the United States and the world's other democracies.
The election process was almost 'interrupted' by hundreds of student protesters who forced their way into the university's central office where the elections took place.
Here was land where nothing grew, not even a blade of grass, and no birds or any other sign of life 'interrupted' the forbidding vistas.
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