interim
Prononciation : [ˈɪntərɪm]
Mot
Contexte : « business »
(noun) interim refers to a period of time between two events, often used when something temporary is replacing something else. For example, it can mean the time when someone is acting in a job while waiting for a permanent person.
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During the interim, the office was managed by an experienced consultant.
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There was no interim manager available, so the team became confused.
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What decisions will be made during the interim period?
Contexte : « temporary »
(adjective) interim describes something that is temporary and meant to last only for a short while. It's like using a substitute until you find a permanent solution.
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We hired an interim teacher while our regular teacher was on leave.
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The interim solution was not effective, and we needed a permanent fix.
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Who will take over in the interim period?
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