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reprieve
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/rɪˈpriːv/
US
/rɪˈpriv/
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reprieve
noun
reprieves
pl
UK
/rɪˈpriːv/
US
/rɪˈpriv/
отсрочка
The prisoner received a reprieve from the governor.
Заключенный получил отсрочку от губернатора.
передышка
After a long day of work, the weekend was a welcome reprieve.
После долгого рабочего дня выходные были желанной передышкой.
Additional translations
помилование
временное облегчение
Synonyms
respite
break
relief
delay
postponement
reprieve
verb
reprieved
Past Simple
reprieved
Past Participle
reprieving
Gerund
UK
/rɪˈpriːv/
US
/rɪˈpriv/
помиловать
The president may reprieve a prisoner on death row.
Президент может помиловать заключенного, ожидающего смертной казни.
отсрочить
The governor decided to reprieve the execution.
Губернатор решил отсрочить казнь.
Additional translations
освобождать на время
Synonyms
relieve
abate
suspend
postpone
delay
Definitions
reprieve
noun
A temporary relief or delay from something undesirable or unpleasant, especially a punishment.
The governor granted a reprieve to the prisoner, delaying the execution for another month.
A cancellation or postponement of a punishment, particularly a death sentence.
The court's decision to issue a reprieve was met with relief by the defendant's family.
reprieve
verb
To delay the impending punishment or sentence of a condemned person.
The governor decided to reprieve the prisoner, granting him a temporary stay of execution.
To relieve temporarily from any evil or trouble.
The unexpected rain reprieved the farmers from the drought conditions.
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