half-time
half-time — 名詞
1. a scheduled pause at the middle point of a sports competition when players rest
中場休息
運動比賽上下半場之間的休息時間
a scheduled pause at the middle point of a sports competition when players rest and coaches can talk with their team about the second part of the game
Coach Mateo gathered his players for a quick team talk at half-time.
Mateo 教練在中場休息時把球員們聚在一起簡單談話。
preposition: at half-time
Élise bought a hot drink and checked the half-time scores on her phone.
Élise 買了一杯熱飲,順便用手機查看中場比數。
collocation: half-time score
The half-time whistle blew when Anjali was about to take a corner kick.
Anjali 正要踢角球時,中場哨聲響了。
At half-time, the fans cheered the youth team as they ran onto the pitch.
中場休息時,球迷為跑進場上的青年隊歡呼。
Benjamin used the half-time break to retie his boots and drink some water.
Benjamin 利用中場休息時間重新繫好鞋帶並喝了點水。
- interval
more general; used in theatre and concerts as well as in sports (especially British English)
- intermission
common in US English; used for both sports and entertainment events
- break
less specific; can refer to any pause, not necessarily at the midpoint
文法句型
half-time (no article)
at half-time
during half-time
用法筆記
Half-time refers to a specific point in a timed game (the midpoint), not to rest breaks that occur at other moments in the match. It is uncountable and typically appears without an article: 'at half-time', not 'at a half-time'.