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timeout
UK
/ˈtaɪmaʊt/
US
/ˈtaɪmaʊt/
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timeout
noun
timeouts
pl
UK
/ˈtaɪmaʊt/
US
/ˈtaɪmaʊt/
тайм-аут
The coach called a timeout to discuss the strategy.
Тренер взял тайм-аут, чтобы обсудить стратегию.
Traductions supplémentaires
время ожидания
перерыв
Synonymes
pause
break
suspension
recess
intermission
timeout
verb
timed out
Past Simple
timed out
Past Participle
timing out
Gerund
Common in technical contexts (computing, networking) meaning to exceed a preset time limit.
Synonymes
pause
suspend
delay
interrupt
halt
stop
terminate
expire
time out
put on hold
stall
cut off
discipline
timeout
adjective
UK
/ˈtaɪm.aʊt/
US
/ˈtaɪm.aʊt/
Used attributively to qualify nouns (e.g., "timeout value").
Synonymes
short-lived
short-term
momentary
transient
interim
provisional
temporary
interrupted
halted
paused
suspended
lapsed
expired
timed-out
Définitions
timeout
noun
A short break or pause in an activity, especially in sports, to allow for rest or strategy discussion.
The coach called a timeout to discuss the next play with the team.
A disciplinary measure used to separate a person, often a child, from others for a period of time to calm down or reflect on their behavior.
The teacher gave the student a timeout for disrupting the class.
A period during which a computer or network connection is inactive or unresponsive, often leading to an automatic disconnection.
The server experienced a timeout due to heavy traffic.
timeout
verb
To exceed a specified time limit, causing an automatic halt, pause, or disconnection.
The request will timeout if the server does not respond within ten seconds.
timeout
adjective
Relating to or involving a timeout, especially in sports or computing.
Adjust the timeout setting to prevent premature disconnections.
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