n.间奏，插曲，(两事件之间的)间歇，插入事件，(戏剧、电影等的)幕间休息，幕间乐曲(或节目、表演)

原形：interlude复数：interludes

The interlude gave the audience a chance to stretch their legs and grab some snacks.
幕间休息给了观众站起来活动筋骨和买些小吃的机会。
Before the next song, there was a brief interlude where the band tuned their instruments.
在下一首歌开始前，有一段简短的间奏，乐队在这时调整了他们的乐器。
The play included an amusing interlude that helped lighten the mood after a tense scene.
剧中穿插了一段幽默的插曲，在紧张的一幕后起到了缓和气氛的作用。
During the interlude, a solo pianist performed a captivating piece that left the audience mesmerized.
在幕间休息时，一位钢琴独奏家演奏了一段迷人的曲目，让观众如痴如醉。
The symphony had a serene interlude between two powerful movements, offering a moment of tranquility.
交响乐在两个激昂的乐章之间有一段宁静的间奏，提供了一个平和的时刻。
In the middle of the lecture, the professor inserted an informative interlude to clarify a complex concept.
讲座中途，教授插入了一段解释性的插话，以阐明一个复杂概念。
The concert featured an unexpected interlude where dancers took the stage, adding a visual spectacle to the performance.
音乐会上有一个意想不到的插曲，舞者登台表演，为演出增添了视觉盛宴。
After the intense action sequence, the film had a quiet interlude that allowed the characters to reflect on their journey.
激烈的动作场景之后，电影有一段平静的插曲，让角色有机会反思他们的旅程。
During the opera's interlude, the conductor stepped forward to share insights about the upcoming act with the audience.
在歌剧的幕间休息时，指挥走到前面，与观众分享对即将上演一幕的见解。
The comedy show included hilarious interludes with stand-up comedians, breaking up the sketch performances.
喜剧节目中穿插了单口相声的搞笑片段，作为小品表演的间隔。