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Definition
Synonym
Hiatus
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Hiatus
m
geol.
hiatus
; stratigraphic break; lost record; lacuna
Hiatus
m
; Hiat
m
(Aussprachepause, wenn zwei Vokale zusammentreffen)
ling.
hiatus
(break in articulation when two vowels are juxtaposed)
Hiatus
m
geol.
hiatus
; stratigraphic break; lost record; lacuna
Hiatus
m
; Hiat
m
(Aussprachepause, wenn zwei Vokale zusammentreffen)
ling.
hiatus
(break in articulation when two vowels are juxtaposed)
Deutsche
Hiatus Synonyme
Hiatus
ÂLücke
ÂZwischenzeit
Hiatus
Lücke
Zwischenzeit
hiatus
aperture
arrearage
breach
break
broaching
caesura
cavity
cessation
chasm
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Hiatus Synonym
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Englische
hiatus; stratigraphic break; lost record; lacuna Synonyme
hiatus
aperture
arrearage
breach
break
broaching
caesura
cavity
cessation
chasm
check
clearance
clearing
cleft
crack
defalcation
defect
deficiency
deficit
disclosure
discontinuity
distance between
double space
em space
en space
fenestra
fissure
fistula
fontanel
foramen
freeboard
gap
gape
gat
gulf
hair space
half space
hole
hollow
inlet
interim
intermediate space
intermission
interruption
interspace
interstice
interval
jump
lack
lacuna
laying open
leak
leap
leeway
letup
lull
margin
missing link
need
omission
opening
opening up
orifice
outage
outlet
passageway
pause
pore
room
shortage
single space
slot
space
space between
split
stoma
suspension
throwing open
time interval
ullage
uncorking
unstopping
want
wantage
yawn
Hiatus Definition
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
strain
apart
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
open
as
by
breaking
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
open,
as
a
purpose
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
infringe
or
violate,
as
an
obligation,
law,
or
promise.
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
interrupt
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
completeness
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
arrangement
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
shatter
to
pieces
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
exchange
for
other
money
or
currency
of
smaller
denomination
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
strength,
firmness,
or
consistency
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
weaken
or
impair,
as
health,
spirit,
or
mind.
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
diminish
the
force
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
impart,
as
news
or
information
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
tame
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
financial
credit
of
Break
(
v.
t.)
To
destroy
the
official
character
and
standing
of
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
come
apart
or
divide
into
two
or
more
pieces,
usually
with
suddenness
and
violence
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
open
spontaneously,
or
by
pressure
from
within,
as
a
bubble,
a
tumor,
a
seed
vessel,
a
bag.
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
burst
forth
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
burst
forth
violently,
as
a
storm.
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
open
up
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
become
weakened
in
constitution
or
faculties
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
be
crushed,
or
overwhelmed
with
sorrow
or
grief
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
fall
in
business
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
make
an
abrupt
or
sudden
change
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
fail
in
musical
quality
Break
(
v.
i.)
To
fall
out
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
opening
made
by
fracture
or
disruption.
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
interruption
of
continuity
Break
(
v.
t.)
A
projection
or
recess
from
the
face
of
a
building.
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
opening
or
displacement
in
the
circuit,
interrupting
the
electrical
current.
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
interruption
Break
(
v.
t.)
An
interruption
in
continuity
in
writing
or
printing,
as
where
there
is
an
omission,
an
unfilled
line,
etc.
Break
(
v.
t.)
The
first
appearing,
as
of
light
in
the
morning
Break
(
v.
t.)
A
large
four-wheeled
carriage,
having
a
straight
body
and
calash
top,
with
the
driver's
seat
in
front
and
the
footman's
behind.
Break
(
v.
t.)
A
device
for
checking
motion,
or
for
measuring
friction.
See
Brake,
n.
9
&
10.
Break
(
n.
)
See
Commutator.
Break-circuit
(
n.
)
A
key
or
other
device
for
breaking
an
electrical
circuit.
Break-up
(
n.
)
Disruption
Hiatus
(
pl.
)
of
Hiatus
Hiatus
(
n.
)
An
opening
Hiatus
(
n.
)
The
concurrence
of
two
vowels
in
two
successive
words
or
syllables.
Lacuna
(
n.
)
A
small
opening
Lacuna
(
n.
)
A
small
opening
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Parted
with
unwillingly
or
unintentionally
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Parted
with
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Not
employed
or
enjoyed
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Having
wandered
from,
or
unable
to
find,
the
way
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Ruined
or
destroyed,
either
physically
or
morally
Lost
(
v.
t.)
Hardened
beyond
sensibility
or
recovery
hiatus; stratigraphic break; lost record; lacuna Bedeutung
record
track
record
the
sum
of
recognized
accomplishments,
the
lawyer
has
a
good
record,
the
track
record
shows
that
he
will
be
a
good
president
break
breakout
jailbreak
gaolbreak
prisonbreak
prison-breaking
an
escape
from
jail,
the
breakout
was
carefully
planned
record
an
extreme
attainment,
the
best
(or
worst)
performance
ever
attested
(as
in
a
sport),
he
tied
the
Olympic
record,
coffee
production
last
year
broke
all
previous
records,
Chicago
set
the
homicide
record
track
record
the
fastest
time
ever
recorded
for
a
specific
distance
at
a
particular
racetrack,
the
track
record
for
the
mile
and
a
half
at
Belmont
is
minutes
seconds
held
by
Secretariat
since
world
record
the
best
record
in
the
whole
world
open
frame
break
any
frame
in
which
a
bowler
fails
to
make
a
strike
or
spare,
the
break
in
the
eighth
frame
cost
him
the
match
fast
break
(basketball)
a
rapid
dash
to
get
a
shot
as
soon
as
possible
after
taking
possession
of
the
ball
break
a
sudden
dash,
he
made
a
break
for
the
open
door
breakage
break
breaking
the
act
of
breaking
something,
the
breakage
was
unavoidable
break
interruption
disruption
gap
an
act
of
delaying
or
interrupting
the
continuity,
it
was
presented
without
commercial
breaks,
there
was
a
gap
in
his
account
break
break
of
serve
(tennis)
a
score
consisting
of
winning
a
game
when
your
opponent
was
serving,
he
was
up
two
breaks
in
the
second
set
break
the
opening
shot
that
scatters
the
balls
in
billiards
or
pool
break
dancing
break
dance
a
form
of
solo
dancing
that
involves
rapid
acrobatic
moves
in
which
different
parts
of
the
body
touch
the
ground,
normally
performed
to
the
rhythm
of
rap
music
housebreaking
break-in
breaking
and
entering
trespassing
for
an
unlawful
purpose,
illegal
entrance
into
premises
with
criminal
intent
lost
cause
a
defeated
cause
or
a
cause
for
which
defeat
is
inevitable
respite
recess
break
time
out
a
pause
from
doing
something
(as
work),
we
took
a
-minute
break,
he
took
time
out
to
recuperate
spring
break
a
week
or
more
of
recess
during
the
spring
term
at
school
break
seal
a
seal
that
must
be
broken
when
first
used
and
cannot
easily
be
resealed,
it
was
stored
in
a
tube
with
a
break
seal
coffer
caisson
lacuna
an
ornamental
sunken
panel
in
a
ceiling
or
dome
lacuna
blank
a
blank
gap
or
missing
part
lost-and-found
repository
in
a
public
building
where
lost
articles
can
be
kept
until
their
owners
reclaim
them
phonograph
album
record
album
an
album
for
holding
phonograph
records
phonograph
record
phonograph
recording
record
disk
disc
platter
sound
recording
consisting
of
a
disk
with
a
continuous
groove,
used
to
reproduce
music
by
rotating
while
a
phonograph
needle
tracks
in
the
groove
record
changer
autohanger
changer
an
automatic
mechanical
device
on
a
record
player
that
causes
new
records
to
be
played
without
manual
intervention
record
jacket
the
jacket
for
a
phonograph
record
record
player
phonograph
machine
in
which
rotating
records
cause
a
stylus
to
vibrate
and
the
vibrations
are
amplified
acoustically
or
electronically
record
sleeve
record
cover
a
sleeve
for
storing
a
phonograph
record
foramen
hiatus
a
natural
opening
or
perforation
through
a
bone
or
a
membranous
structure
criminal
record
record
a
list
of
crimes
for
which
an
accused
person
has
been
previously
convicted,
he
ruled
that
the
criminal
record
of
the
defendant
could
not
be
disclosed
to
the
court,
the
prostitute
had
a
record
a
mile
long
written
record
written
account
a
written
document
preserving
knowledge
of
facts
or
events
won-lost
record
(sports)
a
record
of
win
versus
losses
Congressional
Record
a
published
written
account
of
the
speeches
and
debates
and
votes
of
the
United
States
Congress
medical
history
medical
record
anamnesis
the
case
history
of
a
medical
patient
as
recalled
by
the
patient
historical
document
historical
paper
historical
record
writing
having
historical
value
(as
opposed
to
fiction
or
myth
etc.)
annals
chronological
record
a
chronological
account
of
events
in
successive
years
album
record
album
one
or
more
recordings
issued
together,
originally
released
on
-inch
phonograph
records
(usually
with
attractive
record
covers)
and
later
on
cassette
audiotape
and
compact
disc
record
record
book
book
a
compilation
of
the
known
facts
regarding
something
or
someone,
Al
Smith
used
to
say,
`Let's
look
at
the
record',
his
name
is
in
all
the
record
books
record
anything
(such
as
a
document
or
a
phonograph
record
or
a
photograph)
providing
permanent
evidence
of
or
information
about
past
events,
the
film
provided
a
valuable
record
of
stage
techniques
graph
graphical
record
a
visual
representation
of
the
relations
between
certain
quantities
plotted
with
reference
to
a
set
of
axes
hiatus
a
missing
piece
(as
a
gap
in
a
manuscript)
break
an
abrupt
change
in
the
tone
or
register
of
the
voice
(as
at
puberty
or
due
to
emotion),
then
there
was
a
break
in
her
voice
rupture
breach
break
severance
rift
falling
out
a
personal
or
social
separation
(as
between
opposing
factions),
they
hoped
to
avoid
a
break
in
relations
break
good
luck
happy
chance
an
unexpected
piece
of
good
luck,
he
finally
got
his
big
break
break
the
occurrence
of
breaking,
the
break
in
the
dam
threatened
the
valley
interruption
break
some
abrupt
occurrence
that
interrupts
an
ongoing
activity,
the
telephone
is
an
annoying
interruption,
there
was
a
break
in
the
action
when
a
player
was
hurt
suspension
respite
reprieve
hiatus
abatement
an
interruption
in
the
intensity
or
amount
of
something
hop
record
hop
an
informal
dance
where
popular
music
is
played
service
break
a
tennis
game
won
on
the
opponent's
service
coffee
break
tea
break
a
snack
taken
during
a
break
in
the
work
day,
a
ten-minute
coffee
break,
the
British
have
tea
breaks
doomed
lost
people
who
are
destined
to
die
soon,
the
agony
of
the
doomed
was
in
his
voice
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