momentarily
音標(biāo)：
美音：/?mo?m?n?ter?li/，英音：/?m??m?ntr?li/

聽(tīng)聽(tīng)基本釋意：

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外刊例句：
When the engine stalled momentarily, she was frightened but didn’t tell anyone else that she didn’t know how to swim.
當(dāng)發(fā)動(dòng)機(jī)瞬間熄火時(shí)，她很害怕，但沒(méi)有告訴任何人她不會(huì)游泳。
—New York Times

That principle holds even when a trick is sensational enough to momentarily stop the show, he adds.
他補(bǔ)充說(shuō)，即使一個(gè)技巧引起轟動(dòng)足以暫時(shí)停止演出，這一原則仍然適用。
—Washington Post

Earlier, when the bee was down to Dev and Charlotte, Scripps brought out the buzzer used for its “spell-off” tiebreaker, and Dev was momentarily confused when he stepped to the microphone.
早些時(shí)候，當(dāng)蜜蜂落到 Dev 和 Charlotte 時(shí)，Scripps 拿出了用于“拼寫”決勝局的蜂鳴器，Dev 在走向麥克風(fēng)時(shí)一時(shí)感到困惑。
—Washington Times

基本釋意：
adverb
for an instant or moment
adv. 片刻地，短暫地；<美>立刻

同義詞：
momently,momently

短釋義：
When something is just about to happen, it will happen momentarily. Just before a concert begins, an announcer will often tell the audience it’s starting momentarily. But if you pause your movie momentarily so you can go grab a snack, that means you will put the movie on hold for a short time. The “l(fā)asting for a moment” meaning of this word is attested from the 1650s; it wasn’t used to mean “at any moment” until the 1920s.
副詞暫時(shí)的本義是“持續(xù)短暫的時(shí)間”：“她在做白日夢(mèng)，一時(shí)失去了思路?！苯裉?，這個(gè)詞經(jīng)常被用來(lái)表示“很快”。服務(wù)員可能會(huì)對(duì)饑餓的顧客說(shuō)：“您的食物馬上就好了?！?/p>

長(zhǎng)釋義：
When something is just about to happen, it will happen momentarily. Just before a concert begins, an announcer will often tell the audience it’s starting momentarily. But if you pause your movie momentarily so you can go grab a snack, that means you will put the movie on hold for a short time. The “l(fā)asting for a moment” meaning of this word is attested from the 1650s; it wasn’t used to mean “at any moment” until the 1920s.
當(dāng)某事即將發(fā)生時(shí)，它會(huì)瞬間發(fā)生。就在音樂(lè)會(huì)開(kāi)始之前，播音員通常會(huì)告訴觀眾音樂(lè)會(huì)即將開(kāi)始。但是，如果您暫時(shí)暫?？措娪耙员闳コ渣c(diǎn)零食，這意味著您會(huì)將電影暫停一小段時(shí)間。這個(gè)詞的“持續(xù)片刻”的意思從 1650 年代就得到了證實(shí)；直到 1920 年代，它才被用來(lái)表示“隨時(shí)”。

文學(xué)例句：
Mrs. Weasley moved aside to look at the Pygmy Puffs, and Harry, Ron, and Hermione momentarily had an unimpeded view out of the window.
韋斯萊夫人移到一邊看侏儒蒲團(tuán)，哈利、羅恩和赫敏暫時(shí)可以一覽無(wú)余地望向窗外。
—Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling

“I know what illegitimate means,” I said, momentarily happy that I wasn’t one of those children.
“我知道私生子是什么意思，”我說(shuō)，瞬間慶幸自己不是那些孩子中的一員。
—It All Comes Down to This by Karen English

“We will begin the shukrani service momentarily,” one of the brothers of the temple called out.
“我們將立即開(kāi)始 shukrani 服務(wù)，”寺廟的一位兄弟喊道。
—Beasts of Prey by Ayana Gray

詞源：
momentarily?(adv.)1650s, “for a moment,” from momentary + -ly (2). Meaning “at any moment” is attested by 1928.momentarily, momently. The first means for a moment (he was momentarily abashed), the second from moment to moment or every moment (am momently expecting a wire from him). The differentiation is well worth more faithful observance than it gets; & the substitution of either, which sometimes occurs, for instantly or immediately or at once is foolish novelty-hunting. [Fowler, 1926]Related entries & more

下面是詞源的翻譯（機(jī)器翻譯比較難翻，參考著看）
momentorily (adv.)1650s，“片刻”，來(lái)自 momentary + -ly (2)。 1928 證明了“在任何時(shí)刻”的意思。片刻，片刻。第一個(gè)意思是暫時(shí)的（他暫時(shí)感到羞愧），第二個(gè)意思是時(shí)時(shí)刻刻或每時(shí)每刻（我正在等待他的電報(bào)）。這種區(qū)別比它得到的更值得忠實(shí)遵守； ＆有時(shí)會(huì)立即或立即或立即替換其中任何一個(gè)是愚蠢的新奇事物。 [Fowler, 1926]相關(guān)條目及更多