suspension

- n. 暂停
- n. 悬挂
- n. 停职, 停学
- n. 悬挂系统
- Definition
- n. a temporary stop to something
- n. the act of hanging something up
- n. an official removal from a job, school, or team for a period of time
- n. a system of springs and shock absorbers in a vehicle
- Example
- His suspension from school lasted for two weeks.
- 他被学校停学了两周。
Synonyms & Differences 近义词辨析
Compared meaning: a temporary stop or pause (noun).
比较义项:中断/暂停(名词)。
- break
Break describes a voluntary, often short pause in an activity, such as a rest between periods of work; neutral, everyday register used in casual and workplace contexts.
break指主动选择的、通常较短暂的活动间歇,比如工作中间的休息;语气中性,常用于日常和职场场合。
Let's take a ten-minute break before the meeting starts again.
我们先休息十分钟,然后会议再继续。
- suspension 本词
Suspension describes a stop imposed by someone in authority, often as punishment for breaking a rule; more formal, with a negative, official tone.
suspension指由权威一方强制施加的中止,常常是因违规而受到的惩罚;语气更正式,带有负面、官方色彩。
The student's suspension from school lasted for two weeks after the fight.
那名学生因为打架被停课两周。
Break and suspension both mean a temporary stop, but the cause differs. Break describes a voluntary, short pause, like a rest between work, in a neutral tone. Suspension describes a stop forced by someone in authority, often as punishment, in a more formal, negative tone.
break和suspension都可以表示活动或状态的暂时停止,但语气和成因不同:break通常指主动选择的、较随意的短暂休息,语气中性;suspension通常指由外部权威强制施加的中止,常带惩罚或官方色彩,语气更正式。这里不比较break的其他含义(如“打破”“折断”),也不比较suspension的其他含义(如“悬挂装置”“悬浮液”)。