interspace
1Interspace — In ter*space , n. [L. interspatium. See {Inter }, and {Space}.] Intervening space. Bp. Hacket. [1913 Webster] …
2interspace — [in′tər spās΄; ] for v. [ in΄tər spās′, in′tər spās΄] n. a space between vt. interspaced, interspacing 1. to make spaces between 2. to fill spaces between …
3interspace — Any space between two similar objects, such as a costal i. or interval between two ribs. * * * in·ter·space int ər .spās n the space between two related body parts whether void or filled by another kind of structure <the skin of the interspace …
4interspace — intervalas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. interspace; interval; spacing vok. Abstand, m; Intervall, n; Lücke, f; Zwischenraum, m; Zwischenzeit, f rus. интервал, m; промежуток, m pranc. intervalle, m …
5interspace — tarpas statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. gap; interspace; interval vok. Lücke, f; Strecke, f; Zwischenraum, m rus. зазор, m; интервал, m; промежуток, m pranc. espacement, m; intervalle, m; jeu, m …
6interspace — I. noun Date: 15th century an intervening space ; interval II. transitive verb Date: 1685 to occupy or fill the space between …
7interspace — space between two parts, e.g. the gap between the two dorsal fins or between the pelvic fins, between parr marks in Salmonidae …
8interspace — interspatial /in teuhr spay sheuhl/, adj. interspatially, adv. n. /in teuhr spays /; v. /in teuhr spays /, n., v., interspaced, interspacing. n. 1. a space between things. 2. an intervening period of time; interval. v.t. 3. to put a space between …
9interspace — 1. noun A space or interval between two things; an interstice 2. verb To make, or to occupy such a space …
10Interspace — Интервал; разрядка || делать разрядку …
