n.暂缓，喘息，暂停，短暂的延缓
v.延期，缓期执行（死刑），使休息，使（苦痛等）暂时停止，使缓和，[军]停付（军人）薪饷

原形：respite第三人称单数：respites过去式：respited过去分词：respited现在分词：respiting

After a long day at work, she finally found respite in a warm cup of tea.
在漫长的工作日之后，她终于在一杯热茶中找到了片刻的休息。
The elderly couple sought respite from their daily routine by going on a brief vacation.
这对老夫妇通过短暂的度假从日常生活中寻求喘息的机会。
She took a respite from her studies to spend time with her family.
她在学习之余找时间与家人团聚，稍作休息。
The exhausted soldier was granted a few hours of respite before continuing his mission.
疲惫的士兵在继续执行任务前得到了几个小时的休息。
Respite care facilities provide temporary relief for caregivers who need a break.
临时看护设施为需要休息的看护者提供了暂时的喘息之地。
His illness required frequent respite as he struggled to manage his symptoms.
由于病情需要，他不得不频繁地休息以应对症状。
The children were given a respite from homework during the weekend.
孩子们在周末得到了做作业的休息时间。
After a series of intense negotiations, they sought respite in a peaceful walk by the lake.
经过一系列紧张的谈判后，他们在湖边散步以求片刻安宁。
She found respite in the soothing sound of raindrops against her window.
雨滴敲打窗户的声音给她带来了片刻的宁静。
The patient's condition improved after receiving some much-needed respite from pain medication.
患者在服用止痛药后，病情有所缓解，得到了宝贵的休息。