intervening
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈviːnɪŋ/
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interviniendo
- He learned a lot during the intervening period between the two exams.
That means some network administrator in the intervening path is blocking our packets.
- That means some network administrator in the intervening path is blocking our packets.
- There are galaxies that are lens, so-called gravitational lens by intervening Galaxy clusters actually.
- What we return to will not be the simple idea revived, but something that carries and has absorbed the intervening complexity.
- So weak gravitational lensing, by intervening dark matter structures, distorts their shapes and positions vary slightly.
- But you'll notice, of course, the more numbers you have at the bottom, the more work you've got to do to figure out all of these into intervening nodes.
- In the intervening months and years, the team added Vice City and is now working on adding Liberty City Stories or LCS.
Examples
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In the intervening months and years, the team added Vice City and is now working on adding Liberty City Stories or LCS.
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To such a degree that in the intervening month since we shot that it's been slightly less thrilling to me to step into my shop.
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That means some network administrator in the intervening path is blocking our packets.
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So weak gravitational lensing, by intervening dark matter structures, distorts their shapes and positions vary slightly.
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In the intervening years, she gained valuable experience that helped her in her career.
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The intervening days were filled with anticipation as everyone awaited the big announcement.
Synonyms
Happening during another illness or event and stopping it for a time
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Etymology
Intervening comes from inter- meaning 'between' and a root that means 'to come', the same idea you see in convene. So an 'intervening' time or event is one that 'comes between' other events.