WordReference English-Greek Dictionary © 2025:
| Κύριες μεταφράσεις |
| respite n | (temporary relief) (μεταφορικά) | διάλειμμα ουσ ουδ |
| | (λόγιος, μεταφορικά) | ανάπαυλα ουσ θηλ |
| | | προσωρινή ανακούφιση επίθ + ουσ θηλ |
| | The drugs offered Peter some respite from the pain. |
| | The coolness after the storm was a welcome respite from the unremitting heat of the summer. |
| respite n | (pause, break) | διάλειμμα ουσ ουδ |
| | (λόγιος) | ανάπαυλα ουσ θηλ |
| | Rachel and Amber worked all day, with a respite for lunch. |
| respite n | (temporary delay) | παράταση ουσ θηλ |
| | The defence requested two weeks' respite to examine the new evidence. |
| Επιπλέον μεταφράσεις |
| respite [sb]⇒ vtr | formal, usually passive (temporarily relieve) | ανακουφίζω κπ προσωρινά ρ μ + επίρ |
| | Oliver was glad to be respited from his pain. |
| respite [sb] vtr | formal, often passive (obligation, punishment: grant delay) | δίνω αναβολή σε κπ περίφρ |
| | | δίνω επιπλέον χρόνο σε κπ περίφρ |
| | The businessman begged his creditors to respite him, as he could not repay the debts immediately. |